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Someday a Child
A boy with extraordinary powers lives with his uncle in a Lebanese village where the noise of warplanes is a daily occurrence. As his uncle tries to train him to appear “normal”, the boy’s gift becomes impossible to contain.
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A boy with extraordinary powers lives with his uncle in a Lebanese village where the noise of warplanes is a daily occurrence. As his uncle tries to train him to appear “normal”, the boy’s gift becomes impossible to contain.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marie-Rose Osta
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Les Flâneurs Films, Anchor Films
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