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In war-torn 1970s Vietnam, a resourceful young boy navigates his place in a chaotic world, guided by his grandmother’s wisdom while haunted by memories of his fractured family.
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In war-torn 1970s Vietnam, a resourceful young boy navigates his place in a chaotic world, guided by his grandmother’s wisdom while haunted by memories of his fractured family.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama
Written By:Daniel Winn, Andrew Creme, J. Robert Schulz
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:WS Productions, Legend Artist Entertainment, SuperCine Entertainment
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