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Gang of Women
Two journalists in Beirut want to make exciting report for their newspaper, but can't find anything. They discover a gang that all the members are women and work in counterfeiting , so they search for its leader.
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Two journalists in Beirut want to make exciting report for their newspaper, but can't find anything. They discover a gang that all the members are women and work in counterfeiting , so they search for its leader.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Hulki Saner, Sayed ElMaghriby
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Saner Film, Baalbek studio, Studio Masr
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