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"Shame: A Trilogy" is a 1974 anthology film that explores the struggles of the Syrian countryside during feudal times. This film presents three distinct stories that delve into the harsh realities faced by the peasants.
Finding 'Shame: A Trilogy' can be quite a challenge, as it’s not widely circulated. The original prints are scarce and often sought after by collectors who appreciate its historical context and unique storytelling approach. Many copies have surfaced in obscure film festivals or limited releases, but the quality can vary greatly. It’s a film that often flies under the radar, but those who know recognize its depth and the cultural significance of its themes.
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"Shame: A Trilogy" is an anthology film that addresses themes of suffering and social injustice in the context of feudalism.
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The film features Adib Qaddoura, Maha Al Saleh, Khaled Taja, Abdul Rahman Al-Rashi, Youssef Hanna, and Abdel Latif Fathy.
"Shame: A Trilogy" was released in 1974.
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