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Ibrahim, also known as Ayen, is very proud of his father's work, Hashim, who is a shadow puppet poster painter. Because of this, his ambition to become a poster painter is mocked by his classmates. However, Hashim, who has worked for 20 years, is given notice of termination. All of Hashim's poster painting assignments will be replaced by digital printing machines. Ms. Chan, who is forced to terminate Hashim's employment, needs Hashim's help.
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Ibrahim, also known as Ayen, is very proud of his father's work, Hashim, who is a shadow puppet poster painter. Because of this, his ambition to become a poster painter is mocked by his classmates. However, Hashim, who has worked for 20 years, is given notice of termination. All of Hashim's poster painting assignments will be replaced by digital printing machines. Ms. Chan, who is forced to terminate Hashim's employment, needs Hashim's help.
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