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Mr. Karate
Salah moves to Cairo to work as a guard in a garage and falls in love with Nadia, who works at a video store. He is obsessed with the films she has at her store and decides to learn karate.
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Salah moves to Cairo to work as a guard in a garage and falls in love with Nadia, who works at a video store. He is obsessed with the films she has at her store and decides to learn karate.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Raouf Tawfik
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Al-Sibki Film Production and Distribution
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