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Amid Gaza's ruins, Aws Al-Banna and three young girls escape into a play; where trauma is real, but hope still speaks.
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Amid Gaza's ruins, Aws Al-Banna and three young girls escape into a play; where trauma is real, but hope still speaks.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Aws Al-Banna
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Coorigines Production, Masharawi Fund For Films & Filmmakers in Gaza
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