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Last Chance
Fed up with having no money and jealous of those around him who flaunt it, Ibby takes the fast road to money by selling drugs. His best friend Stuzz and his mom try to dissuade him, until he's finally convinced he should get out - but will he get out in time....
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Fed up with having no money and jealous of those around him who flaunt it, Ibby takes the fast road to money by selling drugs. His best friend Stuzz and his mom try to dissuade him, until he's finally convinced he should get out - but will he get out in time....
Rating:
Genre:Drama
Written By:Kamal Saleh
In Theaters:
Box Office:$25,000
Runtime:42 minutes
Studio:OnePath Network
Cast
Kamal Saleh
Director
Ibrahim Tana
Himself (as Ibby)
Steve Dabliz
Himself (as Stuzz)
Mohamed Hoblos
Himself
Shane Ali
Himself - Worker
Ahmed Bassal
Himself - Manager
Jacob Chemaisse
Himself - Brother
Walid Chemaisse
Himself
Ahmed Hraichie
Himself
Mohamad Sakr
Himself - Neighbour
Ibtihaj Shahrouk
Herself - Mother
Anas Yaghmour
Himself - Quran Recitor
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