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Cairo - Islam Khairy
Lebanese actress Tetiana revealed that she ended the filming of her latest film “Motribeen An Al Taam”, saying that she waits its presentation in the Arab cinemas during the coming January. She expressed her aspiration that the new film will meet the expectations of her fans in all over the Arab world.
She added, in a statement to “Muslimchronicle”, that she plays a role of Egyptian girl called Dina who lives in a popular district in Cairo, as she has her own ambitions which she work to achieve, while she faces challenges. The film discusses a large number of social issues witnessed in the Egyptian community, including high prices and unemployment.
She stressed that she will participate in another film titled “The Massacre”, while she refused to give any details over her role in the new film during the current period.
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