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A Drop of Life (2007)
A Drop of Life is a futuristic film about the intersecting lives of two women on two hemispheres, bound by the most precious resource on earth: water.
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A Drop of Life is a futuristic film about the intersecting lives of two women on two hemispheres, bound by the most precious resource on earth: water.
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Written By:Shalini Kantayya
In Theaters:10/13/2007
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Runtime:17 minutes
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