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Kid (2013)
A seven-year-old child, his brother Billy and their depressed mother live on a farm. Then something painful happens to the family and the kids are left to live by themselves.
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A seven-year-old child, his brother Billy and their depressed mother live on a farm. Then something painful happens to the family and the kids are left to live by themselves.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Fien Troch
In Theaters:1/6/2013
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Prime Time, N279 Entertainment, Versus Production, Augenschein Filmproduktion
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