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Uncle Qandil's Scissors 

Qandil is the owner of a barbershop who is trusted by his neighbors to solve their problems. When he is imprisoned after accidentally killing Gad, his greedy son Salah transforms the barbershop into a clothes store.
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Qandil is the owner of a barbershop who is trusted by his neighbors to solve their problems. When he is imprisoned after accidentally killing Gad, his greedy son Salah transforms the barbershop into a clothes store.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Adly Youssef
Written By:Mohamed Azouz Ali, Hamdi Abbas
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Runtime:109 minutes
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