No Rules in 'Fair Play'
Rules are nowhere to be seen in the harsh unfiltered reality of ‘Fair Play.’
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At the End of Sujud narrates about a man named Arif. Legs and limbs are defective after being involved in the accident. The incidents that have taken place several years ago have been caused by the narrowing. Arif lives with his mother, Zainab who is getting sick. To support her life and her mother, Arif worked as a burger seller. But Arif often receives a cousin from the village because his life is far different from his other siblings.
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At the End of Sujud narrates about a man named Arif. Legs and limbs are defective after being involved in the accident. The incidents that have taken place several years ago have been caused by the narrowing. Arif lives with his mother, Zainab who is getting sick. To support her life and her mother, Arif worked as a burger seller. But Arif often receives a cousin from the village because his life is far different from his other siblings.
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Genre:Drama, Family
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Tanah Beris Film Production Sdn Bhd
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