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Daughters of Abdulrahman
Years after escaping a dictated life, four estranged and offbeat sisters are forced to come together to find their suddenly-missing father. In their secret searching journey, secrets are revealed and more question marks are raised.
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Years after escaping a dictated life, four estranged and offbeat sisters are forced to come together to find their suddenly-missing father. In their secret searching journey, secrets are revealed and more question marks are raised.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Zaid Abu Hamdan
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Pan East Media, MAD Solutions, Lagoonie Film Production, Arab Media Network, WIKA Production & Distribution
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