Dance It Out
Mar 14 2012
•1h 20m
•Drama
Horia's (Sama El Masry) aunt's husband tries to rape her, and she runs away. She works as a journalist, and the newspaper editor, Marwan, forces her to participate in questionable acts. At first, she refuses, but Akram (Reda Edres) deceives her and makes her sign on a customary marriage contract as a work contract. She finds herself trapped and works as a dancer in a night club where she discovers a monuments smuggling operation.
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See allBadriya Tolba
Sama El-Masry

Mohsen Mansour
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