Nahla
Trailer: Nahla
Year: 1979
Studio: R.T.A.
Director: Farouk Beloufa
Cast: Yasmine Khlat, Roger Assaf, Lina Tebbara, Faek Homaissi, Yousef Saiah, Nabila Zeitouni
Crew: Ziad Rahbani (Music), Rachid Boudjedra (Writer), Cherine Tannous (Assistant Director), Kamel Mekesser (Sound), Ali Raad (Assistant Camera), Mohamed Tahar Harhoura (Production Manager)
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