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A Night That Took Everything
A daughter writes a letter for her father, who she lost after he was sentenced on charges of blasphemy.
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A daughter writes a letter for her father, who she lost after he was sentenced on charges of blasphemy.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:ELO Film School Finland
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