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2 September 2026

Wrongful Terrorism Case of Sri Lankan Student Set as Feature Doc ‘Framed’ by Australia’s Anupam Sharma, First-Look Poster Unveiled Ahead of Toronto Market (EXCLUSIVE)

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Wrongful Terrorism Case of Sri Lankan Student Set as Feature Doc ‘Framed’ by Australia’s Anupam Sharma, First-Look Poster Unveiled Ahead of Toronto Market (EXCLUSIVE)

Anupam Sharma's doc 'Framed' chronicles the wrongful terrorism case of Sri Lankan student Kamer Nizamdeen, poster unveiled ahead of Toronto market.

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