"East Side Sushi"
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Saida
The film tells the story of Saida, a married woman with a daughter, who works as an employee in a company and lives a quiet and happy life, Saida is kidnapped by a taxi driver who rapes her with his friend. For fear of scandal, she hides what she was exposed to from the police and from her husband, to whom she only tells that she was robbed.
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The film tells the story of Saida, a married woman with a daughter, who works as an employee in a company and lives a quiet and happy life, Saida is kidnapped by a taxi driver who rapes her with his friend. For fear of scandal, she hides what she was exposed to from the police and from her husband, to whom she only tells that she was robbed.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Abdelilah Hamdouchi
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Runtime:82 minutes
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