The Death Ward
Tawfiq imports spoiled food for children which causes thousands of children to fall ill. Despite the efforts of the journalist Nabila to expose him, he is able to escape abroad, so the officer in charge, Fouad, decides to take the law into his own hands.
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Tawfiq imports spoiled food for children which causes thousands of children to fall ill. Despite the efforts of the journalist Nabila to expose him, he is able to escape abroad, so the officer in charge, Fouad, decides to take the law into his own hands.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Mostafa Moharram, Yousef Idris
In Theaters:
Box Office:$8,800,000
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:The Egyptian General Organization for Film and Television, أفلام رياض العريان
Cast
Ashraf Fahmy
Director
Nour El-Sherif
Colonel Fouad
Yehia El Fakharany
Tawfiq Sharbatly
Afaf Shoieb
Nabila
Hassan Abdeen
Abdul Hamid
Aaidah Riyadh
Tahiya
Hassan Hussein
prison warden
Hamdy Youssef
Dr. Bahaa
Sabri Abdel Aziz
Jalal - Editor-in-Chief
Kamal Hussein
Major General Hussein Nafi
Hamdy El Sakhawy
Karl
Raafat Raji
Journalist
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