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Utopian Junction
On the closing day of a single-screen cinema that still projects films on reels, Gul Zaman, a projectionist, while getting cosmic signs, must fulfill Sanjhpur's entry credentials—a utopia grounded in indigenous living—to seek his new home
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On the closing day of a single-screen cinema that still projects films on reels, Gul Zaman, a projectionist, while getting cosmic signs, must fulfill Sanjhpur's entry credentials—a utopia grounded in indigenous living—to seek his new home
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Punal Baloch
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