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The Bakery
When his mother requests that he avenges his father by claiming back his right from the tyrant thug Dagher, Awad embarks on a long journey that starts by him working undercover in his bakery, and falling in love with Tea'ma, the bakery's manager's daughter, who will be his only companion on his revenge trip.
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When his mother requests that he avenges his father by claiming back his right from the tyrant thug Dagher, Awad embarks on a long journey that starts by him working undercover in his bakery, and falling in love with Tea'ma, the bakery's manager's daughter, who will be his only companion on his revenge trip.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ahmad Abdel Salam
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Runtime:127 minutes
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Cast
Ibrahim Afifi
Director
Adel Adham
Dagher Al Shahawi
Younes Shalaby
Al Shahaat / Awad
Maaly Zayed
Teama
Abdel Moneim Ibrahim
Khalil el-Wazir/Saber Huzair
Nabil ElHegrassy
Abduh Katanilla
Sherifa Maher
Husniyyah
Nadia ElKeilany
Wedad
Abdel Salam Mohamed
Tantawy
Hassan Al Deeb
Safroot
Samia Amin
Fawziyyah
Qassem El Daly
Shawqi
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