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The Bulldozer 

Samir young works in a large investment company son of the owner of the company to make an accident and kill a person and accused the owner of the company Samir theft if he did not recognize that the incident escapes and recognizes the owner of a shop trying to use stolen by a villa rich person, what will happen
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Samir young works in a large investment company son of the owner of the company to make an accident and kill a person and accused the owner of the company Samir theft if he did not recognize that the incident escapes and recognizes the owner of a shop trying to use stolen by a villa rich person, what will happen

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Yosri El Ebiary
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Runtime:180 minutes
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