Death of Wolves
The film's events revolve around a good Upper Egyptian man who works as a vegetable seller, who decides to take revenge on those who caused the death of his young son.
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The film's events revolve around a good Upper Egyptian man who works as a vegetable seller, who decides to take revenge on those who caused the death of his young son.
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