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Shams
The film follows Khaled, who wakes up and finds himself in a strange, maze-like place, and meets a group of strangers, including a mysterious woman named Shams.
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The film follows Khaled, who wakes up and finds himself in a strange, maze-like place, and meets a group of strangers, including a mysterious woman named Shams.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Fawaz Al-Khraishi, Talal Al-Tarifi, Mohamed Al Kawashty
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