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It’s about the period of an internal war and what happened during it, especially from the social side. It tells the story of a little girl and boy who were together but because of some situation, they have been separated from each other. One year later each one of them will choose a different way of life.
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It’s about the period of an internal war and what happened during it, especially from the social side. It tells the story of a little girl and boy who were together but because of some situation, they have been separated from each other. One year later each one of them will choose a different way of life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hawraz Mohammed, Hawraz Mohammed
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Runtime:22 minutes
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