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El Nems 

Al Nems is a quarreling microbus driver, and he moves from one job to another, and one day he meets a businessman who is assigned to deliver money with his wife and assistant, while he plots a plot, and he (Al Nems) becomes in the middle of a great adventure.
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Al Nems is a quarreling microbus driver, and he moves from one job to another, and one day he meets a businessman who is assigned to deliver money with his wife and assistant, while he plots a plot, and he (Al Nems) becomes in the middle of a great adventure.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Ali Abdel-Khalek
Written By:Essam Al Shammaa
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:أفلام جرجس فوزي, مصر للإستوديوهات والإنتاج السينمائي

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