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A Stranger in the Port
Gharib heads to the fishermen's village in search of his brother's killer. He discovers that he was killed by Master Dahi, who controls the fate of the village, by using the boats to smuggle drugs. Gharib decides to have his revenge.
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Gharib heads to the fishermen's village in search of his brother's killer. He discovers that he was killed by Master Dahi, who controls the fate of the village, by using the boats to smuggle drugs. Gharib decides to have his revenge.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Mohamed El Hamawi
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