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Back from their best friend Adel’s wedding, Sayyid, Samir, and Fehdi sit down to reflect–unpacking the subtle shift in their friendship that echoes the quiet mourning of a shared childhood left behind. These three brothers at heart face the prospect of navigating the world on their own, bonded still by a single cup of tea.
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Back from their best friend Adel’s wedding, Sayyid, Samir, and Fehdi sit down to reflect–unpacking the subtle shift in their friendship that echoes the quiet mourning of a shared childhood left behind. These three brothers at heart face the prospect of navigating the world on their own, bonded still by a single cup of tea.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sara Bernanos
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Fenêtre sur Court, Black Sheep, F-Action
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