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A Killer Who killed No one
A representative in an insurance company named (Adel), has a daughter from which her mother deported to the underworld.
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A representative in an insurance company named (Adel), has a daughter from which her mother deported to the underworld.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Bahgat Kamar, Medhat El-Sebaiy
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:الشركة اللبنانية للتجارة والاستثمار السينمائي (صبّاح إخوان)
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