Halloween Flicks Pt. 2
Four more classic horror films that are entertaining even if occasionally absurd.
Almshaghebon Fe Noabae
The story revolves around the three friends (Abdullah, Sami, Ibrahim), who are recruited into one military unit, and after their term of service ends, they return to their homes in (Cairo), on the way they meet three beautiful girls (Karima, Wafaa, Amal) coming from ( Nuweiba, they convince the three young men to work with them in (Nuiba), where the job opportunities are available, and with great wages, the three young men travel to (Nuiba) so as not to be exposed to the risks of unemployment.
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The story revolves around the three friends (Abdullah, Sami, Ibrahim), who are recruited into one military unit, and after their term of service ends, they return to their homes in (Cairo), on the way they meet three beautiful girls (Karima, Wafaa, Amal) coming from ( Nuweiba, they convince the three young men to work with them in (Nuiba), where the job opportunities are available, and with great wages, the three young men travel to (Nuiba) so as not to be exposed to the risks of unemployment.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nasser Hussien
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Runtime:95 minutes
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