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Mr. Progressive 

A revolutionary journalist tries to expose a corrupt, opportunistic politician who is making shady deals. The prominent politician tries to take revenge on him, using his intelligence and wide connections, by framing him in a murder that will silence him forever.
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A revolutionary journalist tries to expose a corrupt, opportunistic politician who is making shady deals. The prominent politician tries to take revenge on him, using his intelligence and wide connections, by framing him in a murder that will silence him forever.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Nabil Maleh
Written By:Nabil Maleh, Qais Al-Zubaidi
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:المؤسسة العامة للسينما

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