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My Homeland
Baghdad, early 1990s, in a reality where humans have been replaced by cyborgs, a young couple and their newborn try to flee their country where war has just broken out.
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Baghdad, early 1990s, in a reality where humans have been replaced by cyborgs, a young couple and their newborn try to flee their country where war has just broken out.
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Genre:Animation, Documentary
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:SizeMedia, Haute école d'art et de design – Genève (HEAD – Genève)
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