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Olfa a young Tunisian researcher in psychology graduated from the French University of Paris with honorable mention, rejects all tempting offers to sell her thesis and strives to implement it in Tunisia, this thesis aims to eliminate terrorism by illegally recruiting a terrorist Marwen in covert operations.
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Olfa a young Tunisian researcher in psychology graduated from the French University of Paris with honorable mention, rejects all tempting offers to sell her thesis and strives to implement it in Tunisia, this thesis aims to eliminate terrorism by illegally recruiting a terrorist Marwen in covert operations.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mohamed Feki
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Feki Film Production
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