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Kashta (2015)
The play begins through the story of a trip to the land, and during the road the bus stops due to a malfunction in one of the tires, and a quarrel occurs between the children of the trip, and escalates in the presence of their parents, and each of them begins to charge the other, and forget the main problem, which is the disruption of the bus.
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The play begins through the story of a trip to the land, and during the road the bus stops due to a malfunction in one of the tires, and a quarrel occurs between the children of the trip, and escalates in the presence of their parents, and each of them begins to charge the other, and forget the main problem, which is the disruption of the bus.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:عبدالعزيز صبر
In Theaters:7/30/2015
Box Office:$34,000,000
Runtime:165 minutes
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