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A Time to Remember 

In this sentimental family drama, a talented young boy is encouraged to pursue a singing career by his priest. Unfortunately, his father is against it.
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In this sentimental family drama, a talented young boy is encouraged to pursue a singing career by his priest. Unfortunately, his father is against it.

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Genre:Drama, Romance, War
Directed By:Guo Fangfang, Daying Ye
Written By:Mark Adam Kaplan, Andee Nathanson
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Runtime:98 minutes
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