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Experimental documentary film, set in the then-present day, about an impoverished, lost boy, living alone in the Bowery.
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Experimental documentary film, set in the then-present day, about an impoverished, lost boy, living alone in the Bowery.
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Written By:Madeline Gins, Shûsaku Arakawa
In Theaters:1/1/1971
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:7 3/4 Inc.
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