Dawlat Security
Hossam is a state security officer whose new mission lands him in an unexpected situation. When he is assigned to protect the family of the UN ambassador Dawlat from Israeli threats, he finds himself teaming up with Malak, the babysitter of Dawlat's children, to save the family
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Hossam is a state security officer whose new mission lands him in an unexpected situation. When he is assigned to protect the family of the UN ambassador Dawlat from Israeli threats, he finds himself teaming up with Malak, the babysitter of Dawlat's children, to save the family
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Nader Salah ElDin
In Theaters:
Box Office:$838,309
Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:نيوسنشيري للإنتاج السينمائي
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