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Ecce Momo! (2008)
A video-diary of Morris Moshe (Momo) before and after a failed attempt at suicide. After a failed attempt at suicide Morris Moshe (Momo) found himself clinically dead for 3 minutes and 17 seconds. When he suddenly regained consciousness his first words were: "Why Africa? Because it's neither South nor West. Nor North nor East... It's above the Earth." What did Momo mean? And where was he all this time?
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A video-diary of Morris Moshe (Momo) before and after a failed attempt at suicide. After a failed attempt at suicide Morris Moshe (Momo) found himself clinically dead for 3 minutes and 17 seconds. When he suddenly regained consciousness his first words were: "Why Africa? Because it's neither South nor West. Nor North nor East... It's above the Earth." What did Momo mean? And where was he all this time?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anastas Charalampidis
In Theaters:9/24/2008
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Runtime:116 minutes
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