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Issa
Issa is a young girl who wants to see the world. She lives in a small village where no babies have been born in a long time. She is pregnant. She wants to run away, but the old villagers want her to give birth in the village at any cost. The future not belong to her.
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Issa is a young girl who wants to see the world. She lives in a small village where no babies have been born in a long time. She is pregnant. She wants to run away, but the old villagers want her to give birth in the village at any cost. The future not belong to her.
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Written By:Stefano Cau
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Istituto Superiore Entnografico Sardo
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