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Beirut... Hide and Seek (2011)
In 1982 Beirut, the war, up to that point political, becomes an internal family struggle when Jamila discovers her brother's secret queer relationship with his friend Omar.
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In 1982 Beirut, the war, up to that point political, becomes an internal family struggle when Jamila discovers her brother's secret queer relationship with his friend Omar.
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Written By:Darine Hotait
In Theaters:1/5/2011
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Runtime:35 minutes
Studio:Cinephilia Productions
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