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Journey to Jemima (2006)
Witness the colorful, blessed journey of adoption. Take part in an American couple's life changing moments during their month long stay in the country of Kazakhstan. Walk through the process...experience the realities and intimate emotions involved as they meet their daughter for the first time, marvel at the sights and sounds of this far off land and fall in love with beautiful children of the orphan house at Semi-Palatinsk. The film makers are the adopting couple in this film.
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Witness the colorful, blessed journey of adoption. Take part in an American couple's life changing moments during their month long stay in the country of Kazakhstan. Walk through the process...experience the realities and intimate emotions involved as they meet their daughter for the first time, marvel at the sights and sounds of this far off land and fall in love with beautiful children of the orphan house at Semi-Palatinsk. The film makers are the adopting couple in this film.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Written By:Bradley Gregg, Dawn Gregg
In Theaters:1/1/2006
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Runtime:50 minutes
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