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A terrorist Muslim group calls for the execution of Sheikh Hassan for refusing to join their organisation. At the same time, a priest ,Marcos, is also facing death threats. Both men seek help from the government, who puts them under the witness protection program, giving each man the other's identity.
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A terrorist Muslim group calls for the execution of Sheikh Hassan for refusing to join their organisation. At the same time, a priest ,Marcos, is also facing death threats. Both men seek help from the government, who puts them under the witness protection program, giving each man the other's identity.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Youssef Maaty
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Box Office:$889,945
Runtime:110 minutes
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Cast
Ramy Imam
Director
Adel Emam
Bules / Hasan el-Attar
Omar Sharif
Murqus Abdulshahid / Mahmood Saifuddin
Lebleba
Matilda / Zinat
Hanaa ElShorbagi
Khayriyyah
Mohamed Emam
Girges / Emad
Ezzat Abu Ouf
General Mukhtar Salem
Diaa ElMerghany
Shaikh Mustafa
Youssef Daoud
Jeweler Jorg
Edward
Hani
Randa El Behairy
Nancy
Hala Fakher
Aminah
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