‘Exhibiting Forgiveness’: Paint Through The Pain
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In a post-war Igbo village torn between tradition and emerging science, a young doctor battles deadly superstition and cultural resistance to save a sick child-only to discover that love, destiny, and the truth are more dangerous than any disease.
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In a post-war Igbo village torn between tradition and emerging science, a young doctor battles deadly superstition and cultural resistance to save a sick child-only to discover that love, destiny, and the truth are more dangerous than any disease.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
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Written By:Clifford Chimaizuobi Igbo
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Studio:Julob Entertainment
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