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Chronicles from the Siege
During the siege of their city, a group of ordinary people struggle to survive amid hunger, snipers, and bombardments, while clinging to human connection, love, and small daily pleasures. Faced with impossible moral choices and deep psychological strain, their lives become inseparable from the siege itself.
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During the siege of their city, a group of ordinary people struggle to survive amid hunger, snipers, and bombardments, while clinging to human connection, love, and small daily pleasures. Faced with impossible moral choices and deep psychological strain, their lives become inseparable from the siege itself.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Abdallah Al-Khatib
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Issaad Film Productions, Evidence Film, 2 Princes Films
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