De ensamma - en film om adoption
The large group of children who were adopted in the 1970s from countries such as South Korea, Ethiopia, Colombia and India are now adults and can begin to describe what it is like to be adopted. A Sweden that in many ways was perceived as a safe country, may not turn out to be so safe for everyone. A film by Osmond Karim about the difficulties of finding an identity, creating relationships and feeling a sense of belonging.
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The large group of children who were adopted in the 1970s from countries such as South Korea, Ethiopia, Colombia and India are now adults and can begin to describe what it is like to be adopted. A Sweden that in many ways was perceived as a safe country, may not turn out to be so safe for everyone. A film by Osmond Karim about the difficulties of finding an identity, creating relationships and feeling a sense of belonging.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Osmond Karim
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Runtime:59 minutes
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