Band of Girls Only
Dec 27 2000
•2h 35m
•Comedy
Two friends, Zaki and Assem, witness a murder and pose a threat to the murderer who decides to go after them. In an attempt to avoid him, they disguise themselves as girls and join a girls band that travels to a hotel in Hurghada.
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Hani Ramzy
Maged Elmasry
Amira Fathy
Maged El Kedwany
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