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Suspicious Connections 

Musa leads an arms-dealing gang, and Rashad defects from the gang to work alone. However, Musa watches his steps to destroy him, so he records a videotape in which he confesses to the details of the arms deals that Musa is making. Rashad's wife, Wafaa, suffers from her husband's ambiguity and nervousness, and meets Salah the singer in a nightclub, and they fall in love.
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Musa leads an arms-dealing gang, and Rashad defects from the gang to work alone. However, Musa watches his steps to destroy him, so he records a videotape in which he confesses to the details of the arms deals that Musa is making. Rashad's wife, Wafaa, suffers from her husband's ambiguity and nervousness, and meets Salah the singer in a nightclub, and they fall in love.

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Genre:Crime, Drama, Music
Directed By:Adel El Aassar
Written By:Basyouni Othman
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Samir Sabri

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