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Colors of the Sky's End (2025)
A Vietnamese-American photographer seeking inspiration in Sa Dec, Vietnam discovers an abandoned baby, sparking a controversial creative journey that threatens her relationship and tests her moral and creative boundaries as she prepares for her next exhibition.
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A Vietnamese-American photographer seeking inspiration in Sa Dec, Vietnam discovers an abandoned baby, sparking a controversial creative journey that threatens her relationship and tests her moral and creative boundaries as she prepares for her next exhibition.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Catherine T. Nguyen
In Theaters:7/24/2025
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:East Films
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