Secret of the Sphinx
Shot on location in Egypt, the story unfurls like an Italian Giallo as a group of people meet under strange circumstances, and one by one they are murdered. Gold is missing so you suspect a thief is trying to cover up his crime but that might be too obvious.
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Shot on location in Egypt, the story unfurls like an Italian Giallo as a group of people meet under strange circumstances, and one by one they are murdered. Gold is missing so you suspect a thief is trying to cover up his crime but that might be too obvious.
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Genre:Adventure, Crime, Mystery
Written By:Guido Zurli, Duccio Tessari
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Top Films Productions, Egyptian General Company for International Film Production, Italcine
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