Samra's Dollhouse (2025)
A heartbroken Tunisian film director finds the perfect male lead for her new romance movie, but during rehearsals the young actor begins to suspect that his role may not be a fictitious one.
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A heartbroken Tunisian film director finds the perfect male lead for her new romance movie, but during rehearsals the young actor begins to suspect that his role may not be a fictitious one.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Mystery, Comedy
Written By:Maissa Lihedheb
In Theaters:6/28/2025
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Tunis to This, BIPOC Film Society (DE)
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