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The People of the Cave
The epic tale of three people who wake up from their long sleep after three centuries, to find themselves in a different time other than the one in which they lived before, as they struggle to deal with this unrecognizable world.
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The epic tale of three people who wake up from their long sleep after three centuries, to find themselves in a different time other than the one in which they lived before, as they struggle to deal with this unrecognizable world.
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Genre:Thriller, Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Ayman Bahgat Amar
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Talent Media Production, Rasheedy Films
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