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By the Kiosk
After dragging herself to attend a wedding, Mayan finds herself stranded in the middle of nowhere, forced to wait in a kiosk with Amr, the vendor. As the night progresses, they are confronted with what they’ve both been avoiding.
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After dragging herself to attend a wedding, Mayan finds herself stranded in the middle of nowhere, forced to wait in a kiosk with Amr, the vendor. As the night progresses, they are confronted with what they’ve both been avoiding.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Basant Ghonemy
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