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Two brothers, one a successful engineer, the other is a reckless who failed in his studies. The father leaves all his wealth to the engineer for fear of loss at the hands of his second son, which creates hatred with the son and he tries to get rid of his brother.
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Two brothers, one a successful engineer, the other is a reckless who failed in his studies. The father leaves all his wealth to the engineer for fear of loss at the hands of his second son, which creates hatred with the son and he tries to get rid of his brother.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Omar El Dakrory, Farouk Saeed
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Runtime:100 minutes
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