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Bird of happiness
"Bird of happinees" is a play that talks about a group of rebels who take over the parliament hall with a plan
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"Bird of happinees" is a play that talks about a group of rebels who take over the parliament hall with a plan
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Crime, Music
Written By:Shwan Karim
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:AVA Media, Fine Art of Institute Erbil
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