Blue's Clues and the Big City Adventure
A musical adventure that young viewers will enjoy as Blue and Josh travel to New York City for a big opportunity.
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Yusuf, 19, is a university student who is a bit moody, introverted, unable to find peace in life, and has lost his faith in God due to his questioning nature. Having grown up without seeing his father, he cannot shake off the anger within him. Although his mother tried to raise him with self-sacrifice and without making him feel the absence of his father, this has remained an open wound within Yusuf. Though he believed his father had died when he was young, as he grew older, he began to doubt whether his father was actually alive, and his anger grew within him because his father never once reached out to him... At the same time, he harbors resentment toward his mother for raising him with this lie.
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Yusuf, 19, is a university student who is a bit moody, introverted, unable to find peace in life, and has lost his faith in God due to his questioning nature. Having grown up without seeing his father, he cannot shake off the anger within him. Although his mother tried to raise him with self-sacrifice and without making him feel the absence of his father, this has remained an open wound within Yusuf. Though he believed his father had died when he was young, as he grew older, he began to doubt whether his father was actually alive, and his anger grew within him because his father never once reached out to him... At the same time, he harbors resentment toward his mother for raising him with this lie.
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