The Age of Wolves
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أحمد
شوكت زاهر
حنان
محيي
كمال مدير المباحث
سامية لبيب
بهجت
ميرفت
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Hanan works as a secretary for Shawkat, a businessman who trades in weapons. Despite being watched by the police and constant attacks from the journalist Samia, Shawkat steals Hanan from her fiancé, Ahmed, who works in an Arab country. Hanan's attempts to escape and follow her fiancée fail.
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1986-09-08
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