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The Dove Hunter
Ali is a young man in his twenties who hunts doves. His relationships and vision of life develop, and he reaches the age of forty, which changes his outlook on everything he experiences in life, starting from his marital relationship to all his other human relationships.
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Ali is a young man in his twenties who hunts doves. His relationships and vision of life develop, and he reaches the age of forty, which changes his outlook on everything he experiences in life, starting from his marital relationship to all his other human relationships.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Ismail Mourad, Alaa Azzam
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Box Office:$170,000
Runtime:109 minutes
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