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Once in a Blue Moon
Late-1960s suburban Canadian children work on building a rocket vessel, with the intention of delivering one or two neighborhood children to the moon, whilst dealing with social issues of the coming-of-age, orphan-hood and family veins.
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Late-1960s suburban Canadian children work on building a rocket vessel, with the intention of delivering one or two neighborhood children to the moon, whilst dealing with social issues of the coming-of-age, orphan-hood and family veins.
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Genre:Family, Adventure, Fantasy
Written By:Philip Spink
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Malofilm Communications Inc.
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