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Soultan 

The story revolves around Sultan, the poor child who grows up and becomes a military correspondent at an elite brigade. He enjoys the sympathy of the police officer, the son of the general, unlike the rest of the house.
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The story revolves around Sultan, the poor child who grows up and becomes a military correspondent at an elite brigade. He enjoys the sympathy of the police officer, the son of the general, unlike the rest of the house.

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Genre:Crime, Drama
Directed By:Niazi Mostafa
Written By:Abdel Hai Adib, Niazi Mostafa
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:أفلام رمسيس نجيب

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