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Camilia 

In a distant land where people end their lives by law, Camilia, who has just turned 18, fails to obtain a permit allowing her to do so because there is a flaw in the justification for her desire to leave, and she has one more night only to rewrite her argument.
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In a distant land where people end their lives by law, Camilia, who has just turned 18, fails to obtain a permit allowing her to do so because there is a flaw in the justification for her desire to leave, and she has one more night only to rewrite her argument.

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Genre:Fantasy, Drama
Directed By:Nirvana Daoud
Written By:Nirvana Daoud, Rawad Abu Resslan
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Runtime:36 minutes
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