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During a hot summer, a 10-year-old girl discovers the beauty of her frizzy hair. In a self-published book, she shares the story of how she discovers herself and her voice.
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During a hot summer, a 10-year-old girl discovers the beauty of her frizzy hair. In a self-published book, she shares the story of how she discovers herself and her voice.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Lize Cuveele
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Salto
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