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Sparks of Light
Sparks of Light is a short documentary that follows a real story of the protagonist Fahri Krasniqi, who as a child was hit by a car and since then his left hand is out of order! Our protagonist shows how from a great fall, he starts and rises to become a great wood carving artist, even though he has physical problems!
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Sparks of Light is a short documentary that follows a real story of the protagonist Fahri Krasniqi, who as a child was hit by a car and since then his left hand is out of order! Our protagonist shows how from a great fall, he starts and rises to become a great wood carving artist, even though he has physical problems!
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Burim Haliti
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Eureka Film & Production
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