Children's Game (2021)
Kamilia is an eleven-year-old girl who's not afraid of anyone. One day, while playing football on the street, she suffers a traumatic experience, turning the street that used to be her playground into the arena for her struggles. The reality of life on the streets is harsh and cruel, and a random encounter can change your life forever. However, Kamilia is determined not to succumb to the darkness.
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Kamilia is an eleven-year-old girl who's not afraid of anyone. One day, while playing football on the street, she suffers a traumatic experience, turning the street that used to be her playground into the arena for her struggles. The reality of life on the streets is harsh and cruel, and a random encounter can change your life forever. However, Kamilia is determined not to succumb to the darkness.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:12/1/2021
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Runtime:23 minutes
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