Call Me Human
O’Bomsawin enjoys a deep rapport with her gregarious subject, who recounts her life primarily through celebrating the friendships she found along the way.
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O’Bomsawin enjoys a deep rapport with her gregarious subject, who recounts her life primarily through celebrating the friendships she found along the way.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Kim O'Bomsawin
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Terre Innue
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