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The Three Hostesses
After the assassination of a scientist who invented a way to change salt water to energy, a record of his invention is found by three flight attendants who are dragged into the chase of their lives.
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After the assassination of a scientist who invented a way to change salt water to energy, a record of his invention is found by three flight attendants who are dragged into the chase of their lives.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Helmi Shafiq, سلامة حسن
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Runtime:92 minutes
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