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Transient Happiness
After years of marriage, a woman longs for the affection of her husband, who remains unaware of the distance growing between them. As she yearns for the intimacy they once shared, she must navigate their cultural norms and societal expectations to express her desire for a deeper connection.
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After years of marriage, a woman longs for the affection of her husband, who remains unaware of the distance growing between them. As she yearns for the intimacy they once shared, she must navigate their cultural norms and societal expectations to express her desire for a deeper connection.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sina Muhmmad, Tara Qadir
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:VIM Foundation, RUVIA FILM PRODUCTION
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