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Fakh Al-Ta'alib 

Salwa (Samia El-Alfy) loses her husband Magdy in a mysterious crime and finds herself being chased by a dangerous smuggling gang to find out where the money and jewelry are, and also being monitored by the police. Salwa discovers that her husband was not a businessman as she thought, but rather worked in smuggling. Officer Mahmoud (Ahmed Abdel Aziz) helps her uncover the circumstances of her husband's murder.
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Salwa (Samia El-Alfy) loses her husband Magdy in a mysterious crime and finds herself being chased by a dangerous smuggling gang to find out where the money and jewelry are, and also being monitored by the police. Salwa discovers that her husband was not a businessman as she thought, but rather worked in smuggling. Officer Mahmoud (Ahmed Abdel Aziz) helps her uncover the circumstances of her husband's murder.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mohamed Marzooq
Written By:Helmi Shafiq
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Runtime:95 minutes
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