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Ten-year-old Ayoub lives with his family in a modest apartment inherited from his grandfather. As winter begins, his uncle demands his share of the inheritance but the home's only bathroom lies on his side sparking a tense family conflict.
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Ten-year-old Ayoub lives with his family in a modest apartment inherited from his grandfather. As winter begins, his uncle demands his share of the inheritance but the home's only bathroom lies on his side sparking a tense family conflict.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Madane El Ghazouan
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Runtime:118 minutes
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