To's Story

The film's events revolve around a retired policeman who finds a young man chasing him everywhere he goes. He later learns that this young man is the son of a political prisoner who died in prison at his hands due to torture. Will the young man avenge his father?

Cast

Farid Shawqy

Mahmoud El Gendy

Shwikar

Salah Zulfikar

Samah Anwar

Mahmoud Masoud

Mohamed Abdel Gawad

Tahani Rashed

Raafat Fahim

Gamal Shibl

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