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Convicted Outlaw 

A guy whose father was an assisstant to a drug dealer who killed him . So when the guy when he grow up he worked with the same dealer . At the end he killed the dealer for his father .
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A guy whose father was an assisstant to a drug dealer who killed him . So when the guy when he grow up he worked with the same dealer . At the end he killed the dealer for his father .

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Genre:Drama, Crime
Directed By:Ahmed Nader Galal
Written By:Belal Fadl
In Theaters:
Box Office:$360,000
Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:العربية للسينما (الشركة العربية للإنتاج والتوزيع السينمائي)

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