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Stupid on Zero 

A naive young man who believes in superstitions. His millionaire father dies without him receiving any of his wealth, due to his father’s second wife seizing the inheritance, but she gives him a small dog, and convinces him that his fate is linked to this dog, and that if something bad happens to him, his life will get worse. The dog is lost one day. He feels lost and becomes depressed.
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A naive young man who believes in superstitions. His millionaire father dies without him receiving any of his wealth, due to his father’s second wife seizing the inheritance, but she gives him a small dog, and convinces him that his fate is linked to this dog, and that if something bad happens to him, his life will get worse. The dog is lost one day. He feels lost and becomes depressed.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Magdy Al Ebiary
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Runtime:95 minutes
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