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Khabsa: What Did I Mess
The romp revolves around a dinner party hosted by the young and vicacious Nayla to introduce Fares, the love of her life, to Silvio, her new fiancé.
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The romp revolves around a dinner party hosted by the young and vicacious Nayla to introduce Fares, the love of her life, to Silvio, her new fiancé.
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Written By:Shady Hanna
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Godot Films, The Film Atelier
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