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Call Me Dad
To better understand fatherhood, the director mounts a camera on his 4 year old daughter. Everything is new to both of them.
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To better understand fatherhood, the director mounts a camera on his 4 year old daughter. Everything is new to both of them.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Filmkollektivet, Vestnorsk Filmsenter
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