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A small camera dropped in the sand by an Emirati boy when he was slaughtered by an international drug trafficking gang during an innocent trip to the desert, is a vital clue in discovering the identity of those behind the heinous crime.
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A small camera dropped in the sand by an Emirati boy when he was slaughtered by an international drug trafficking gang during an innocent trip to the desert, is a vital clue in discovering the identity of those behind the heinous crime.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Abdullah Aljunaibi
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Runtime:65 minutes
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