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Children of the Diaspora (2024)
Through the inner monologue of a child of African immigrants, the film brings us originally and poetically to the heart of the identity journey of diaspora children.
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Through the inner monologue of a child of African immigrants, the film brings us originally and poetically to the heart of the identity journey of diaspora children.
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Written By:Sabrina Onana
In Theaters:11/17/2024
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Vêtue d'Art
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