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Four On An Official Mission
Anwar Abdel Mawla is an employee working in a government agency, his life changes when he takes an official mission to hand over a heritage to the house of Money in Cairo made up of a monkey, a donkey, and a goat and many ironic comedies happen.
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Anwar Abdel Mawla is an employee working in a government agency, his life changes when he takes an official mission to hand over a heritage to the house of Money in Cairo made up of a monkey, a donkey, and a goat and many ironic comedies happen.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Ali Abdel-Khalek, Mohamed Dawara, Ali Salem, Abdel Gawad Youssef
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:الشركة العالمية للتليفزيون والسينما (حسين القلا)
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