A Morsel of Love (2022)
An old man’s monotonous days are mostly spent on a house’s rooftop facing an old city. Until he hears a soft voice singing a folklore love song and curiously follows the sound.
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An old man’s monotonous days are mostly spent on a house’s rooftop facing an old city. Until he hears a soft voice singing a folklore love song and curiously follows the sound.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:8/5/2022
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Runtime:12 minutes
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