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Esc 

Weighed down by the grief of her father’s death and shackled to the endless demands of caring for her family, Hulum drifts between suffocating pain and the fleeting mirage of freedom. Her sole escape is a luminous VR world, where she becomes Esc, a fierce, untamed warrior who hunts monsters without fear.
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Weighed down by the grief of her father’s death and shackled to the endless demands of caring for her family, Hulum drifts between suffocating pain and the fleeting mirage of freedom. Her sole escape is a luminous VR world, where she becomes Esc, a fierce, untamed warrior who hunts monsters without fear.

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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Directed By:Khaled Nadershah
Written By:Khaled Nadershah
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Qaus Productions

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