South Terminal (2020)
South Terminal
”A doctor fights to fulfill his duty amid armed conflict until his destiny takes a drastic turn.”
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Terminal Sud: The Fight for Freedom is a French drama film set in a Mediterranean country embroiled in armed conflict, telling the story of a doctor who strives to fulfill his duty at all costs. However, one day his destiny takes a turn. The movie's doctor (played by actor Ramzy Bedia) works on the front line of patient care in a conflict and violence-filled setting, resulting in intense and electrifying scenes throughout the film. It's a captivating drama with touches of suspense, as well as a timeless and remarkable urgent theme.
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In a country plunging into armed conflict, a doctor tries to do his duty against all odds, until the day his destiny is turned upside down.
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