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Summary

In a social comedy setting, the film follows Dina El-Kurdi, a media activist who launches a campaign titled Women Have the Right to Veto to combat violence against women. Her campaign intersects with a series of impactful womens stories, while facing humorous and opposing reactions from some men and society, creating comedic situations mixed with social conflict and highlighting issues of womens rights and challenging traditional views.

Katara Cinema

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