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The Demons Husbands
Mamdouh, Kamel and Fathi are three friends who work in one company. Kamel and Fathi are married and Mamdouh is a bachelor who rents a float for his pleasures. Kamel and Fathi visit his apartment to escape from their wives. Naima steals the jewelry of her employer, who chases her, so Naima gets into Mamdouh's car. Mamdouh takes Naima to the his place imagining he will spend a pleasant time with her, but the police arrives and arrests everyone.
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Mamdouh, Kamel and Fathi are three friends who work in one company. Kamel and Fathi are married and Mamdouh is a bachelor who rents a float for his pleasures. Kamel and Fathi visit his apartment to escape from their wives. Naima steals the jewelry of her employer, who chases her, so Naima gets into Mamdouh's car. Mamdouh takes Naima to the his place imagining he will spend a pleasant time with her, but the police arrives and arrests everyone.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Ahmad Abdel Wahab
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Runtime:97 minutes
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