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The Impostor
Two brothers, the first is a swindler who asks his brother, who looks like him, to replace him in his business after he is chased by his opponents, the two brothers, one of them is an evil man working in diamond smuggling, while the second is a respectable human being despite his extreme poverty, the evil brother succeeds in entering his brother to the mental hospital, but he decides to get him out of it in order to deceive some gangsters
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Two brothers, the first is a swindler who asks his brother, who looks like him, to replace him in his business after he is chased by his opponents, the two brothers, one of them is an evil man working in diamond smuggling, while the second is a respectable human being despite his extreme poverty, the evil brother succeeds in entering his brother to the mental hospital, but he decides to get him out of it in order to deceive some gangsters
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Genre:Drama, Adventure
Written By:Farid Shawqy, Abdel Hai Adib
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:New Testament Films
Cast
Niazi Mostafa
Director
Farid Shawqy
Yousry / Abbas
Aida Hilal
Laila, Yousri’s wife
Nagwa Fouad
Sonia - the honorable dancer
Stephan Rosti
Monsieur Jacques
Mahmoud El Meligy
Sharaf - leader of a diamond smuggling gang
Hassan Fayek
Si Muhammad
Fouad Shafiq
Abu Laila
Abdel Ghani Qamar
Shafiq Effendi - Director of Yousry Office
Abdel Ghani El Nagdi
The janitor
Omar Afifi
art critic
Said Khalil
Sayed - The undercover officer within the gang
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