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A refugee family in Sweden faces trauma after their youngest daughter falls into an unexplained coma when denied asylum. Parents struggle to find a cure, resilience tested amid difficult circumstances.
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A refugee family in Sweden faces trauma after their youngest daughter falls into an unexplained coma when denied asylum. Parents struggle to find a cure, resilience tested amid difficult circumstances.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Stavros Pamballis, Alexandros Avranas
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Les films du Worso, Elle Driver, ARTE France Cinéma, Fox in the Snow Films, Amrion, asterisk*, Making Movies, Senator Film, Playground
Cast
Alexandros Avranas
Director
Chulpan Khamatova
Natalia
Grigoriy Dobrygin
Sergei
Naomi Lamp
Alina
Miroslava Pashutina
Katja
Eleni Roussinou
Adriana
Lena Endre
Female Interviewer
Johannes Bah Kuhnke
Mr. Bergqvist
Lisa Loven Kongsli
Dr. Olsson
Sofia Pekkari
Migration Board Clerk
Alicia Eriksson
Mood Coach
Anna Bjelkerud
Mrs. Nyman
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