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After finding out that their father left a huge sum of money behind after his death, Mariam and Noura come up with an elaborate scheme to abscond with the money before their brother — who is legally entitled to half the inheritance — finds out about their father’s death.
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After finding out that their father left a huge sum of money behind after his death, Mariam and Noura come up with an elaborate scheme to abscond with the money before their brother — who is legally entitled to half the inheritance — finds out about their father’s death.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Laila Abbas
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:MAD Solutions, In Good Company, Lagoonie Film Production, August Films
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