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Forced to abandon her education at 18 to marry her cousin, Raeda navigates life with an unloving husband as two of her children are diagnosed with a rare genetic disease. Through intimate family testimonies and visits to significant locations from her past, this short documentary explores a chapter of Raeda's life, offering a rare glimpse into Jordan's Christian social fabric in the 1990s.
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Forced to abandon her education at 18 to marry her cousin, Raeda navigates life with an unloving husband as two of her children are diagnosed with a rare genetic disease. Through intimate family testimonies and visits to significant locations from her past, this short documentary explores a chapter of Raeda's life, offering a rare glimpse into Jordan's Christian social fabric in the 1990s.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Mariam Janini
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