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Four Girls
Four young women from different backgrounds in the Arab island kingdom of Bahrain become friends by coincidence. They decide to start a car wash service their money problems. Along the way, they face criticism and discouragement from peers. The movie tackles women's rights and how they challenge old customs and prejudices.
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Four young women from different backgrounds in the Arab island kingdom of Bahrain become friends by coincidence. They decide to start a car wash service their money problems. Along the way, they face criticism and discouragement from peers. The movie tackles women's rights and how they challenge old customs and prejudices.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Bahrain Film Production
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