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Two women meet weekly to devise a performance on becoming their fictional characters. In this process personal stories co-exist with written texts, that leads to issues pertaining identity, nostalgia and longing.
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Two women meet weekly to devise a performance on becoming their fictional characters. In this process personal stories co-exist with written texts, that leads to issues pertaining identity, nostalgia and longing.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama
Written By:Ridhwan Saidi
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Moka Mocha Ink, Binfilem
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