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Magic of the eyes
As they resort to magic to lure their lovers in, an unpredictable error occurs, causing Caber to fall for the commercial director Karim, and Sasso for Bakha. Does this spell-binding love amount to authentic love?
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As they resort to magic to lure their lovers in, an unpredictable error occurs, causing Caber to fall for the commercial director Karim, and Sasso for Bakha. Does this spell-binding love amount to authentic love?
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Dana Film Production and Distribution
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