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The Meal 

A young woman’s daily routine is violently disrupted. After a shocking assault in a place she frequents every day, she responds in a way that is dark, unexpected, and haunting. The story explores trauma, consequences, and the fragility of the familiar.
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A young woman’s daily routine is violently disrupted. After a shocking assault in a place she frequents every day, she responds in a way that is dark, unexpected, and haunting. The story explores trauma, consequences, and the fragility of the familiar.

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Genre:Horror, Drama
Directed By:Zineb Belhamdounia
Written By:Zineb Belhamdounia, ahlam lmortaji
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Runtime:11 minutes
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