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The Thief and the Fox 

Jaber works as a stuntman in the cinema, and his brother Helbawy and Karima run the Regisser office for films and celebrations. Sultan Al-Sharnoubi meets Jaber at a wedding, and contracts with Jaber to star in a movie that he will produce and direct. We discover that the entire movie is a major hoax, and just a front for his illegal business; Where he tricks him into carrying out a bank robbery as part of the filming.
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Jaber works as a stuntman in the cinema, and his brother Helbawy and Karima run the Regisser office for films and celebrations. Sultan Al-Sharnoubi meets Jaber at a wedding, and contracts with Jaber to star in a movie that he will produce and direct. We discover that the entire movie is a major hoax, and just a front for his illegal business; Where he tricks him into carrying out a bank robbery as part of the filming.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Ahmed Tharwat
Written By:Gaber Abdel Salam
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Runtime:85 minutes
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