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Say Grace Before Drowning (2010)
Eight-year-old Hawa is reunited with her African refugee mother after six years apart—and now finds herself living with a woman in the midst of a deep mental-health crisis.
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Eight-year-old Hawa is reunited with her African refugee mother after six years apart—and now finds herself living with a woman in the midst of a deep mental-health crisis.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Nikyatu Jusu
In Theaters:6/24/2010
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Runtime:20 minutes
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