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Hero of Paper
The film revolves around the cinematographer Rami Qashua, who begins to succeed in the cinema through the texts he writes, but his bad luck imprints it in an unenviable predicament when one of his texts ends up being written by a clerical writer on the typewriter. He performs the literal implementation of everything that happens in the scenario of theft and murder, and collaborates with journalist Sawsan in order to beat him.
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The film revolves around the cinematographer Rami Qashua, who begins to succeed in the cinema through the texts he writes, but his bad luck imprints it in an unenviable predicament when one of his texts ends up being written by a clerical writer on the typewriter. He performs the literal implementation of everything that happens in the scenario of theft and murder, and collaborates with journalist Sawsan in order to beat him.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Comedy, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Ibrahim El Garawany
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Runtime:120 minutes
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Cast
Nader Galal
Director
Mamdouh Abdelalim
Rami Kashoo
Athar ElHakim
Sawsan Abdel Salam
Ahmad Bedir
Samir Abu Al-Hassan
Salah Qabil
General Adel
Youssef Daoud
bank manager
Omaima Selim
Abd Allah Meshref
Desouki Khalil
Othman Abdel Monem
Hassanein - the neighbor
Amal Ibrahim
Suheir Wagdy
Hamdy Youssef
Assistant Minister of Interior
Youssef Al Assal
director
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