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Moroccan actress Sabah Bin Sedik
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She added, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, her role in the new film is strongly different from any of her previous roles, stressing her keenness to diversify her roles. She also praised her role in the drama show entitled “Free Woman”, appreciating the role performed by Director Ibrahim Al Shakiry who dealt with her in a professional way.
She expressed her pleasure of her participation in the new drama show “Wounded Heart”, saying that it will be presented during the coming week. She added that she presents her first romantic role in her career since its beginning
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