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The Devil's Pass
Rahim's older brother Mokhi refuses to take him to Kabul's big bouzkachi game. Rahim decides to go there on his own. Guided by the angel of death, Azrael, Rahim follows a difficult path to Kabul.
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Rahim's older brother Mokhi refuses to take him to Kabul's big bouzkachi game. Rahim decides to go there on his own. Guided by the angel of death, Azrael, Rahim follows a difficult path to Kabul.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama
Written By:Joseph Kessel
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Fono Roma, Gamma Film, Ibérica Filmes
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