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While making a film about her father who abandoned her, a young director confronts her lingering anger through an old videotape. As she revisits the past, she begins to understand him and herself, discovering unexpected moments of reconciliation and self-reflection.
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While making a film about her father who abandoned her, a young director confronts her lingering anger through an old videotape. As she revisits the past, she begins to understand him and herself, discovering unexpected moments of reconciliation and self-reflection.
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Written By:Hajar Omar, Hajar Safwat, Ehab Abdo
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