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Aréata
Reem, a young woman with a hair loss condition called Alopecia Aréata, visits a psychiatrist hoping to uncover the mystery behind her illness.
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Reem, a young woman with a hair loss condition called Alopecia Aréata, visits a psychiatrist hoping to uncover the mystery behind her illness.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Thriller
Written By:ِAhmad Al-Terkait, ِAhmad Al-Terkait
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Runtime:30 minutes
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