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The Night of Bakiza and Zaghloul’s Arrest 

Bekiza al-Darmalli and the daughter of her ex-husband Zaghloul al-Ashmawi are forced to live together in a room on the roof. They meet a mysterious foreigner and they go into chases and get involved in bizarre murders.
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Bekiza al-Darmalli and the daughter of her ex-husband Zaghloul al-Ashmawi are forced to live together in a room on the roof. They meet a mysterious foreigner and they go into chases and get involved in bizarre murders.

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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Directed By:Mohamed Abdelaziz
Written By:Esaad Younes
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:أفلام صوت الفن - soutelfan

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