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Fares
Fares is a struggling gas station worker with a sports background, but circumstances force him to confront the brutality of businessman Rashid El Suwaifi.
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Fares is a struggling gas station worker with a sports background, but circumstances force him to confront the brutality of businessman Rashid El Suwaifi.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hossam Mousa
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Studio:Elgozour Film Production
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