Akhirat
"Akhirat", very poignantly, shows the relentless strife of a woman, Mira (Vanidah Imran), who struggles her entire life after knowing she is surrounded by the biggest enemy on earth which is going to attack her body. After getting into the frightening and mysterious conflict, she was burdened with the almost impossible - to face the community and most importantly, to bear the responsibility for her whole family.
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"Akhirat", very poignantly, shows the relentless strife of a woman, Mira (Vanidah Imran), who struggles her entire life after knowing she is surrounded by the biggest enemy on earth which is going to attack her body. After getting into the frightening and mysterious conflict, she was burdened with the almost impossible - to face the community and most importantly, to bear the responsibility for her whole family.
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