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Growing Up Where the Sun Rises
In Alto do Sol Nascente there is no square, no park. The children who grow up where the sun rises demarcate with their own hands the territories where they can play.
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In Alto do Sol Nascente there is no square, no park. The children who grow up where the sun rises demarcate with their own hands the territories where they can play.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Xulia Doxágui
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Runtime:13 minutes
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