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7 oder warum ich auf der Welt bin
Seven children from different countries and very different cultures try to answer why they are in this world. They tell their stories authentically, seriously and imaginatively, sometimes with the subtlety and humor that only children are capable of. Because only children can find simple answers to seemingly unanswerable questions.
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Seven children from different countries and very different cultures try to answer why they are in this world. They tell their stories authentically, seriously and imaginatively, sometimes with the subtlety and humor that only children are capable of. Because only children can find simple answers to seemingly unanswerable questions.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Hans-Helmut Grotjahn, Antje Starost
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:WDR, Antje Starost Filmproduktion, ARTE GEIE
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