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The Turtles
A high school girl escapes from her village and works as a singer in Cairo, so the mayor decides to send three boys to the city to bring her alive or dead. They are dazzled by the city’s world and meet a quorum that leads them to the owner of a nightclub and her brother, and they work for their accounts in suspicious business and are chased by a rival gang and trying to trap them.
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A high school girl escapes from her village and works as a singer in Cairo, so the mayor decides to send three boys to the city to bring her alive or dead. They are dazzled by the city’s world and meet a quorum that leads them to the owner of a nightclub and her brother, and they work for their accounts in suspicious business and are chased by a rival gang and trying to trap them.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Hazem Abdel Mohsen
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Runtime:105 minutes
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