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7X: This Is Our Kids
In an ordinary Swedish apartment complex, the fate of seven young people lies in the hands of an adult society that has forgotten them. Dreams and a desire to "belong" carry them through a powerless existence filled with bullying, assault and sexual harassment. When a gun appears one day, they finally have power in their hands. A power that comes at a high price. Who will get the first bullet in them..?
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In an ordinary Swedish apartment complex, the fate of seven young people lies in the hands of an adult society that has forgotten them. Dreams and a desire to "belong" carry them through a powerless existence filled with bullying, assault and sexual harassment. When a gun appears one day, they finally have power in their hands. A power that comes at a high price. Who will get the first bullet in them..?
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:André Sebastie
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:First Edition Pictures
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