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Sergeant Radwan works in a reformatory for the youth and treats them harshly, until the social worker Karima arrives and treats everyone gently, which angers Radwan, especially as three prisoners, Samir, Abdel Fadil, and Nabil, plan to escape.
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Sergeant Radwan works in a reformatory for the youth and treats them harshly, until the social worker Karima arrives and treats everyone gently, which angers Radwan, especially as three prisoners, Samir, Abdel Fadil, and Nabil, plan to escape.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Raoof Helmy, Ahmad Abdel Wahab
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:المؤسسة المصرية العامة للسينما والتلفزيون والمسرح والموسيقى, أفلام سعد شنب, أفلام نفرتيتي الجديدة
Cast
Niazi Mostafa
Director
Farid Shawqy
الصول رضوان
Soheir El Morshedy
كريمة الاخصائية الاجتماعية
Tawfiq Al-Deqen
أبو دومة زعيم عصابة
Ashraf Abdel Ghafour
سمير
Hala Fakher
فيفي عشيقة سمير
Poussi
سلوى بنت الصول رضوان
Mohamed Anany
عبد الفضيل
Mohamed Yahia
نبيل
Ahmed Abaza
العربجي ابو عبد الفضيل
Ahmed Nabil
Fifi Youssef
دولت - والدة سمير
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