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Not Dead (2025)
The birth of a young black couple's first child brings with it happiness, but also agony. The newborn's father experiences and expresses his dilemmas regarding the arrival, coexistence and departure of his beloved firstborn.
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The birth of a young black couple's first child brings with it happiness, but also agony. The newborn's father experiences and expresses his dilemmas regarding the arrival, coexistence and departure of his beloved firstborn.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, Family
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In Theaters:10/25/2025
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Studio:Ananse Filmes (BR)
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