Revisiting “Knives Out”- Now on Amazon Prime
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The Giraffe
On the streets of Cairo, Ahmed is helping a girl he doesn't know to get an abortion, while he's trying to come up with the money, he gets involved with a group led by a girl who wants to uncover the secret of a giraffe hidden in the zoo.
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On the streets of Cairo, Ahmed is helping a girl he doesn't know to get an abortion, while he's trying to come up with the money, he gets involved with a group led by a girl who wants to uncover the secret of a giraffe hidden in the zoo.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Ahmad Magdy
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