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Malik tries to save his little sister from death and works in more than one different job to collect a lot of money for her as soon as possible, but he enters into a conflict between a businessman who knows about his circumstances and assigns him to kill another businessman, but he discovers that the businessman is the father of his lover.
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Malik tries to save his little sister from death and works in more than one different job to collect a lot of money for her as soon as possible, but he enters into a conflict between a businessman who knows about his circumstances and assigns him to kill another businessman, but he discovers that the businessman is the father of his lover.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ibrahim Mohsen
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Anitey Films
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