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Can’t Complain is a film of genre Thriller with Ahmed Helmy
Can’t Complain (2007)
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Keda Reda is an Egyptian romantic comedy film starring Ahmed Helmi. It has a very simple story about 3 identical triplets. For the first time in the Middle East cinema, it has 7 minutes of CGI and Visual Effects by DoLeeP Studios.
Keda Reda stars comedian Ahmed Helmi as Semsem (an introvert), Bibo (a soccer fan) and Prince (a 1900s clothes and action fan). The trio, all named Reda (and hence the title of the film), all compete to win the heart of one beautiful girl, played by Menna Shalabi.
The film made it to the top of the Egyptian box office, as it earned more than 20 million EGP. The story was inspired by the American film Matchstick Men.
Synopsis
Elevés par leur père pour se faire passer pour la même personne, trois frères triplés s'éprennent de la même femme lorsque l'un d'eux sollicite une aide psychiatrique.Actors
Ahmed Helmy
(رضا - بيبو / برنس / سمسم)
Menna Shalabi
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