Yama Kan Fy Nefsi Trailer (1960)
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Adel Khairy as حسنين كحك
Mimi Chakib as فاطمة
Adly Kasseb as خورشيد
Mohamed Shawqi as قاسم شاويش
Nagwa Salem as وجيدة
Adib El Tarabolsy as لطفي
Mahmoud Lotfy as سليمان
Mamdouh Zayed as جميل
Mohsen Hassanein as نظمي
Abdel Hamid Zaki as السايس
ياما كان في نفسي Trailer
Egypt 09 July 1960
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