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Mariam 

The fate of three women in wartime is united, each of whom is called Maryam and living at different times facing the war in its moral, social and brutal aspects, but each of them will not lose a life
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The fate of three women in wartime is united, each of whom is called Maryam and living at different times facing the war in its moral, social and brutal aspects, but each of them will not lose a life

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Directed By:Basil Al-Khatib
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:المؤسسة العامة للسينما, جوى فيلم

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