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Mariam, a mute nun in a remote Lebanese convent, cares for an abandoned baby. When a French family arrives to adopt him, their painful separation awakens a maternal instinct that conflicts with her vows, forcing her to question her commitment to virginity and the life she has chosen.
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Mariam, a mute nun in a remote Lebanese convent, cares for an abandoned baby. When a French family arrives to adopt him, their painful separation awakens a maternal instinct that conflicts with her vows, forcing her to question her commitment to virginity and the life she has chosen.

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Directed By:Wassim Geagea
Written By:Wassim Geagea, Sherif Elbendary
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Africa Films

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