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Derwila
In a context of suspense and excitement, the events revolve around the life of a young man (Shehab) who returns to freedom after his release from prison. He returns to a strange club of its kind called (Derwila), which includes gangs and rappers, and he must confront the so-called (Samson) in a combat match.
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In a context of suspense and excitement, the events revolve around the life of a young man (Shehab) who returns to freedom after his release from prison. He returns to a strange club of its kind called (Derwila), which includes gangs and rappers, and he must confront the so-called (Samson) in a combat match.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Abdel Rahman Fathy
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Box Office:$12,237
Runtime:100 minutes
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