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These are The Days

1977, Arabic. Directed by Atef Salem.

The younger sister's congratulations to two brothers who spend on her and her education until she reaches university. She meets a notorious girl who tries to trade her and stays up with her for long hours. She returns late at night. Her younger brother tries to kill her, so she runs away from her house. While running away, she meets a strange man from her ex-girlfriend's acquaintances and agrees to marry him.

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2h 22m
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Arabic
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Released
6 June 1977
Original title
هكذا الأيام
Country
Egypt
Written by
Atef Salem

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These are The Days (1977) was directed by Atef Salem and stars Farid Shawqy, Noura, Mostafa Fahmy.

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