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On the 14th of February, 1985, and after the Battle of Alman(Lebanon) took place, many fighters were lost in this battle and their fate is not known until today. Mustafa tries to trace the fate of his brother, who was one of the missing in this battle, exploring the aftermath of the absence of his brother "Mohamed", this documentary explains the family's lack of knowledge, about determining the fate of her son, Mohamed who has been absent for more than four decades.
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On the 14th of February, 1985, and after the Battle of Alman(Lebanon) took place, many fighters were lost in this battle and their fate is not known until today. Mustafa tries to trace the fate of his brother, who was one of the missing in this battle, exploring the aftermath of the absence of his brother "Mohamed", this documentary explains the family's lack of knowledge, about determining the fate of her son, Mohamed who has been absent for more than four decades.
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