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To Live and Die in AlHamadaniyyah
And a father sets out to inspect a new house in alhamadaniyyah. What follows drifts into his son's inner world where absence , ,unease , and unanswered questions beginning to take shape. Something about the decision doesn't sit right but no one sees it
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And a father sets out to inspect a new house in alhamadaniyyah. What follows drifts into his son's inner world where absence , ,unease , and unanswered questions beginning to take shape. Something about the decision doesn't sit right but no one sees it
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Omar abusamak
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Box Office:$100
Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:alhamour group
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