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Do You Know.. Why? | Slate

Do You Know.. Why?

أنت عارف.. ليه؟

Mayada, an aspiring Egyptian model, actress and singer accompanies the audience in the world of modeling in Egypt.

Runtime: 26m
Genres: Documentary
Language: Arabic

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Salma Al TarziDirector

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