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Milo, a strong-willed feminist, discovers the long-sought power to wander around freely in Baghdad by dressing in her brother’s clothes. Khalili, a young and ambitious filmmaker, realises that his camera can be the strongest of all weapons.
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Milo, a strong-willed feminist, discovers the long-sought power to wander around freely in Baghdad by dressing in her brother’s clothes. Khalili, a young and ambitious filmmaker, realises that his camera can be the strongest of all weapons.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Mohammed Al Khalili, Melak Mahdi, Maja Tschumi
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Filmgerberei GmbH, SRF, Rola Productions
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