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Ezz, A writer from a wealthy family, aspiring to achieve literary fame, finds unexpected muse in a poor young man—an isolated figure with no family or friends, who struggles to make ends meet.
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Ezz, A writer from a wealthy family, aspiring to achieve literary fame, finds unexpected muse in a poor young man—an isolated figure with no family or friends, who struggles to make ends meet.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Tarek Abd elMoty
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:al-Nasr - Oscar - al-Masah
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