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A film Director named Masoud faces the negative changes that occurred in the Kuwaiti society, and tries to fight them through art.
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A film Director named Masoud faces the negative changes that occurred in the Kuwaiti society, and tries to fight them through art.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Sadeq Behbehani
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Runtime:73 minutes
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Cast
Sadeq Behbehani
Director
Layla Abdullah
Jinan
Khaled Al-Buraiki
Massoud
Abdullah Al-Busairi
Muhammad Al-Hmeli
Rehan (Fan)
Abdullah Al-Khedher
Fan 2
Mubarak Al-Mane
TV programmer
Jasem Al-Nabhan
Taxi Driver
Abdulaziz Al-Nassar
Decor Designer
Jamal Al-Radhan
The Father
Saleh Al-Rashed
Honor party presenter
Jamal Al-Shatti
Festival manager
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