Bring Her Back: the Psychological Threat and How to Grieve Properly
The external threat invaded the domestic environment at the most valuable moment: grieving.
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When Ahmed witnesses the teacher Abu Jabal brutally beating his father to death, he leaves the neighborhood and devotes himself to learning karate to take revenge on him. He returns to the neighborhood and meets the beautiful widow Badriya who sells drinks on the corner of the neighborhood and learns that Abu Jabal took over her late husband's store after his death. Ahmed gets close to Abu Jabal and becomes one of his men to take revenge, which angers his right-hand man Zaki, who tries to kill him.
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When Ahmed witnesses the teacher Abu Jabal brutally beating his father to death, he leaves the neighborhood and devotes himself to learning karate to take revenge on him. He returns to the neighborhood and meets the beautiful widow Badriya who sells drinks on the corner of the neighborhood and learns that Abu Jabal took over her late husband's store after his death. Ahmed gets close to Abu Jabal and becomes one of his men to take revenge, which angers his right-hand man Zaki, who tries to kill him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Faisal Nada
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