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Ziad is a talented teenager who lives in poverty with his mother and disabled brother. Through musical daydreams, we discover a dark secret involving the family; however, this family bond will allow Ziad to start over.
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Ziad is a talented teenager who lives in poverty with his mother and disabled brother. Through musical daydreams, we discover a dark secret involving the family; however, this family bond will allow Ziad to start over.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Amr Salama
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:CineramaFilm (EG), MAD Shorts, Beatroot Records, Aroma Studios, LZRD
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