Al akhras we El hob Trailer

Al akhras we El hob Trailer (1967)

08 January 1967 101 mins

A single man lives in a Lebanese village with his two sons, one of whom is a mute who loves a beautiful villager. As the other son wastes money on immaterial things, the mute son is accused of raping a girl who died in the wake of her rape.

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