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Calling (2017)
After a violent event comes to an end, a mother struggles to keep on being a caregiver to her handi-capable son.
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After a violent event comes to an end, a mother struggles to keep on being a caregiver to her handi-capable son.
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Written By:Artemis Anastasiadou, Adolfo R. Mora
In Theaters:10/27/2017
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