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A Veiled Hunt
A veiled figure walks through narrow alleys, carrying a mysterious bottle to an Islamic gathering, where a prominent cleric delivers a sermon that eventually takes a demeaning turn.
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A veiled figure walks through narrow alleys, carrying a mysterious bottle to an Islamic gathering, where a prominent cleric delivers a sermon that eventually takes a demeaning turn.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:M. Dhaffa Attoriq
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:3 Pulau Pictures
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