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After struggling to find work, Osman gets a job as a guard, but when the store gets robbed, Osman is fired. Meanwhile, Azzouz, the store owner, and Osman develop a friendship. Both are shocked to discover that Osman looks very similar to head of the thieves gang
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After struggling to find work, Osman gets a job as a guard, but when the store gets robbed, Osman is fired. Meanwhile, Azzouz, the store owner, and Osman develop a friendship. Both are shocked to discover that Osman looks very similar to head of the thieves gang
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Togo Mizrahi, Ali AlKassar
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Studio:Egyptian Film Company (Togo Mizrahi)
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Togo Mizrahi
Director
Ali AlKassar
عثمان عبد الباسط
Bahiga El Mahdy
Zouzou Labib
ياسمينا زوجة عزوز
Zakeya Ebrahim
زوجة عثمان عبد الباسط
Gracia Kassin
Hassan Saleh
عزوز الحلواني
Ahmed Elhaddad
بعزق
Ibrahim Heshmat
مأمور القسم
Ali Abdel Aal
Abdel Hamid El Sakhawy
إبراهيم - صاحب المنزل
Tahiya Cariocca
ظهرت بمشهد قصير كراقصة
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