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Book of Suffocations
Torn between faith and desire, a young Arab man at a religious facility must confront his queer identity as he navigates the path to salvation and the allure of forbidden love.
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Torn between faith and desire, a young Arab man at a religious facility must confront his queer identity as he navigates the path to salvation and the allure of forbidden love.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Yoan Zoghbi
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:académie libanaise des beaux-arts - université de balamand
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