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Two Friends both are in love with a Kurdish Muslim girl. The girl's parents don't want their girl to marry any of the boys, the first one is from another religion and the second one is the Baath's agent.
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Two Friends both are in love with a Kurdish Muslim girl. The girl's parents don't want their girl to marry any of the boys, the first one is from another religion and the second one is the Baath's agent.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, War
Written By:Hemn Haydari
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Mij Film Co., Vir film
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