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Merlie is a playful girl whose imagination makes her drawings come alive. As her home, their community, faces the threat of demolition, she makes her bravest decisions in her final bid to mark their space in a cruel city.
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Merlie is a playful girl whose imagination makes her drawings come alive. As her home, their community, faces the threat of demolition, she makes her bravest decisions in her final bid to mark their space in a cruel city.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Shane David
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Studio:Higante Media, Filmpost Studios, The IdeaFirst Company, RSVP Film Studios
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