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Farewell My Love

1951, Arabic. Directed by Omar Gamae.

This love story is about two young lovers who dream of getting married, but they get separated when the young man gets called for the military service and they lose contact. When the young girl marries an old military officer, the young man coincidentally gets assigned to work with her husband. Despite all the obstacles the two lovers have gone through, they decide to catch up with their past love. But when the old officer finds out what's going on between his wife and the young soldier, he decides to dramatically end their love relation.

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Released
23 March 1951
Original title
وداعًا يا غرامي
Country
Egypt
Written by
Omar Gamae
black and white

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Farewell My Love (1951) was directed by Omar Gamae and stars Faten Hamama, Emad Hamdy, Abbas Fares.

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