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Cats Can Teach You To Die Alone
A phone call from Zain, his ex-lover from across the border in India, pulls Ali into a bittersweet spiral of memory, back to the night they met, filled with stolen intimacy, unspoken longing, and the fragile hope of connection across divided worlds.
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A phone call from Zain, his ex-lover from across the border in India, pulls Ali into a bittersweet spiral of memory, back to the night they met, filled with stolen intimacy, unspoken longing, and the fragile hope of connection across divided worlds.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Abdul Rehman Shah, Hanuš
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:KoséKaza Films, M43 Films
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