Samer & Shaher & Baher
Sep 09 2010
•2h 0m
•Comedy, Fantasy, Drama
The film revolves around three brothers of the same father, "Munir dangerous" . "Samir" (Ahmad Fahmy), is doubler of the artist Ahmed El Shakka in this films and "popular" (Chico) how loves music and is known for its relations with women, and "Baheer" (Hicham Maged), the son of an aristocratic family, the three brothers have was forced to travel together through time to the day met the father, three mothers, and through a series of events trying to comedy trio return to their time.
Cast
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Ahmad Fahmy
Samer
Shiko
Shaher
Hesham Maged
Baher
Amy Samir Ghanem
Samera
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