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Fever Dream
A retired football star, notorious and oppressed by the media, cooperates with his daughter in an opportunity to take revenge on the social media portal. The more they dive into the dream of fame and stardom, the greater their involvement.
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A retired football star, notorious and oppressed by the media, cooperates with his daughter in an opportunity to take revenge on the social media portal. The more they dive into the dream of fame and stardom, the greater their involvement.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Faris Godus
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Runtime:195 minutes
Studio:Saudi Cultural Development Fund
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