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Amir El Zalam
2002
· Movie
· 114 min
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The film revolves around Saeed AL-Masri (Adel Imam), one of the pilots of the October War who lost his eye-sight after his plane crashed during the war. Saeed AL-Masri is forced to live in a home for disabled people that is managed by a very bureaucratic managers which they turn it into a prison.
Details
- Director
- Ramy Imam
- Released
- 26 June 2002
- Country
- Egypt
- Language
- Arabic
- Runtime
- 114 min
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