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Born in Battle (2015)
Oneka, a former 12-year-old child soldier escapes into his own fantasy, a world far away from his nightmarish present. The life he seeks fades the tighter he grips. He must choose his path, no matter how painful and difficult, between life and death and family.
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Oneka, a former 12-year-old child soldier escapes into his own fantasy, a world far away from his nightmarish present. The life he seeks fades the tighter he grips. He must choose his path, no matter how painful and difficult, between life and death and family.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yangzom Brauen
In Theaters:9/18/2015
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:YangZoom Films, Arte Libera, AfterAll Films
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