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Sons of Rizk 

Four brothers committing crimes with a promise among them to stop someday. When a deal goes south, the older brother says it's enough, but the other three disagree and recklessly do business with a wanted crime lord.
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Four brothers committing crimes with a promise among them to stop someday. When a deal goes south, the older brother says it's enough, but the other three disagree and recklessly do business with a wanted crime lord.

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Genre:Action, Comedy, Crime
Directed By:Tarek Al-Aryan
Written By:Salah El Geheiny
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Box Office:$1,249,176
Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Tarek El'eryan, RAW Entertainment

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