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Ghost School
Ten-year-old Rabia wants to know why her school has suddenly closed. Courageously setting out to find the truth, Rabia navigates rural superstitions, local corruption, and a wall of silence.
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Ten-year-old Rabia wants to know why her school has suddenly closed. Courageously setting out to find the truth, Rabia navigates rural superstitions, local corruption, and a wall of silence.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Seemab Gul
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Cinelava, Red Balloon Film, Red Sea Fund
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