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The film's events revolve around an insurance company that insures people's lives, but after a while it was noticed that many of the people whose lives were insured had disappeared, so the company decided to send two people to Beirut to uncover the truth.
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The film's events revolve around an insurance company that insures people's lives, but after a while it was noticed that many of the people whose lives were insured had disappeared, so the company decided to send two people to Beirut to uncover the truth.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Abu Seoud El-Ibiary
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Runtime:80 minutes
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