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Sea Salt
17-year-old Nayla in a hot summer day on the southern seaside of Lebanon is faced with the same dilemma as any other young person in Lebanon: to leave or to stay. Two men in her life who have set ideas about it might get surprised.
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17-year-old Nayla in a hot summer day on the southern seaside of Lebanon is faced with the same dilemma as any other young person in Lebanon: to leave or to stay. Two men in her life who have set ideas about it might get surprised.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Leila Basma
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Other Stories, FAMU, Road2Films, Stairway Films
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