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The story of this film is an aesthetic narration of the death of a Kurdish Family, along the 20th century.

Cast

Hama Rashid Haras

as The Father

Jwan Salih

as The Mother

Rawaz Yassen

as The Son

Mihram Omer

as The Son

Sawan Khalid

as The Girl

Hanan Jamal

as The Girl

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