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The Tyrant
The story takes place before the Revolution of 1952 and follows the continuous conflict between farmers and a feudal pasha. After the farmers gather in front of the pasha's palace, objecting to the destruction of their crop, and after the death of Gaber, Awad gets convicted and serves a sentence in prison, and following his release, he seeks revenge on his father's murderer.
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The story takes place before the Revolution of 1952 and follows the continuous conflict between farmers and a feudal pasha. After the farmers gather in front of the pasha's palace, objecting to the destruction of their crop, and after the death of Gaber, Awad gets convicted and serves a sentence in prison, and following his release, he seeks revenge on his father's murderer.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Adly El Moled, Mohamed Kamel Abdel Salam
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Runtime:95 minutes
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