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I Want a Solution

1975, Arabic. Directed by Saeed Marzouk.

It is impossible to live between Doria and her diplomatic husband, Medhat, who asks him for a divorce, but he refuses. She is forced to go to court and file a divorce. Doria falls into the maze of the courts and is exposed to a series of problems and obstacles that undermine her dignity. Things get complicated when the husband comes with false witnesses testifying against her in secret. She loses her case after more than four years.

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1h 48m
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Released
31 March 1975
Original title
أريد حلاً
Country
Egypt
Written by
Hossn Shah, Saeed Marzouk

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I Want a Solution (1975) was directed by Saeed Marzouk and stars Faten Hamama, Rushdy Abaza, Amina Rizk.

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