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Portrait of a girl from a poor family, who takes care of her parents while serving in the army at the crossings of Tul-Karm. When something bad happens at home and she has to go back, she grabs Saila, a girl from Tul-Karm just to go home.
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Portrait of a girl from a poor family, who takes care of her parents while serving in the army at the crossings of Tul-Karm. When something bad happens at home and she has to go back, she grabs Saila, a girl from Tul-Karm just to go home.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rita Borodiyanski
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Rogovin Brothers, KM Productions, Makor Foundation, Ministry of Culture and Sport
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