'Tom & Jerry': A Live-Action Cat-And-Mouse Chase
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Mothers, Daughters & Other Issues
The bond between mothers and daughters from a very personal and intimate point of view on love and the passage of time. Because of its intensity, the most primary link has many faces; the mother/daughter relationship has a lot of love, pain, intolerance, competition, attachment, detachment, and love once again. The story also develops during a family trip to the grandmother’s hometown.
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The bond between mothers and daughters from a very personal and intimate point of view on love and the passage of time. Because of its intensity, the most primary link has many faces; the mother/daughter relationship has a lot of love, pain, intolerance, competition, attachment, detachment, and love once again. The story also develops during a family trip to the grandmother’s hometown.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Sabrina Farji
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