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Hurdles of Hope
In a poverty-striken Ugandan neighborhood, Ocen meets a Coach who's impressed by his potential for track athletics which changes his life from a hustler to a hurdler inspired by John Akii Bua's success story.
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In a poverty-striken Ugandan neighborhood, Ocen meets a Coach who's impressed by his potential for track athletics which changes his life from a hustler to a hurdler inspired by John Akii Bua's success story.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Elly E. Debuni
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Kunta Productions Africa, Ellywood Uganda
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