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Unveiled: The Kohistan Video Scandal
In a remote region of Northern Pakistan, young villagers learn that the line between public and private can become fatally blurred when digital media enters the room.
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In a remote region of Northern Pakistan, young villagers learn that the line between public and private can become fatally blurred when digital media enters the room.
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Genre:Documentary, Crime
Written By:Brishkay Ahmed, Elizabeth Sanchez
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Java Films, Digital Warriors Productions
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