Fenjan Albalad
Fenjan Albalad

Fenjan Albalad

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2013• min/ep•ComedyDramaFamily
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Three seasons of satirical Palestinian series that reviews social and political issues in a black comedy style . Writer & Director: Abdulrahman Thaher . Broadcast on the Al Araby TV Network and Roya TV .
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