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Here's Cairo
Snossi and his wife travel to Cairo, where he wants to present his research to the minister before he signs a contract for the same research with another foreign party, Snossi and his wife ran into different kinds of problems in Cairo.
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Snossi and his wife travel to Cairo, where he wants to present his research to the minister before he signs a contract for the same research with another foreign party, Snossi and his wife ran into different kinds of problems in Cairo.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Saeed Mohammad Marzouq
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Runtime:101 minutes
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