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Thug In High School
A thug kills female students from the girls' school, and it happens that one of the teachers of this school is completely similar to that thug, so the police arrest him, thinking that he’s the thug.
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A thug kills female students from the girls' school, and it happens that one of the teachers of this school is completely similar to that thug, so the police arrest him, thinking that he’s the thug.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Nasser Hussien
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:الأهرام للسينما والفيديو
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