Synopsis
Nothing is ever quite what it seems. Starring Abbas Al Nouri and Milad Youssef, this Syrian psychological thriller peels back the deceptive surface of ordinary life to expose the dark, complicated truths underneath. Where duty collides with desire, ambition curdles into greed, and the people you think you know turn out to be strangers. Bold, unsettling and unafraid to go to uncomfortable places.
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