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To escape the civil war between Christians and Muslims, a Lebanese family moves from the countryside to Beirut, only to find themselves caught in an equally dangerous situation
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To escape the civil war between Christians and Muslims, a Lebanese family moves from the countryside to Beirut, only to find themselves caught in an equally dangerous situation
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Genre:Drama, Romance, War
Written By:Jean Khalil Chamoun
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Arab Film Distribution, FilmNour Production Company, Ciné-Sud Promotion
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