Docunight Presents: Iranian Women's Stories
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Disease Reversal Hope!
Disease Reversal Hope! The Film is a feature-length documentary that brings to life the stories of those immersed in the abyss of chronic disease, facing a hopeless future and shares the discovery of hope found in the foods that led them to a disease-free, vibrant life!
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Disease Reversal Hope! The Film is a feature-length documentary that brings to life the stories of those immersed in the abyss of chronic disease, facing a hopeless future and shares the discovery of hope found in the foods that led them to a disease-free, vibrant life!
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Smallbox Entertainment Group
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