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Korean Bestselling Thriller ‘The Kidnapping Day’ Set For Arabic-Language Movie Adaptation

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Korean Bestselling Thriller ‘The Kidnapping Day’ Set For Arabic-Language Movie Adaptation

Korean bestselling thriller The Kidnapping Day, which was previously adapted into a hit show at home and then acquired by Amazon Prime Video for select territories, is set for an Arabic-language movie adaptation.

It is among a trio of works being acquired by Egyptian production and development company Irth as part of a new strategy […]

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