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It Was Related to Me, is a 2011 Egyptian movie, directed by Mohammad Shawky Hassan. with a runtime of 15 minutes.
It Was Related to Me is a contemplative film that meditates on the intricate relationship between two brothers, delving into the unspoken tensions and contradictions that define their bond. The film thoughtfully examines the interplay between brotherhood, patronage, masculinity, and sexuality, raising philosophical questions about family loyalty, power dynamics, and identity. A quiet and intellectually rich work, it invites viewers to examine what brotherhood truly means beneath its surface conventions — and what remains hidden in the spaces between silence and obligation.
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