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The Caller
It doesn’t have to be the same, the call for prayer is always something meaningful and beautiful to many religions. In the ‘City of Angels’, where nowadays religion is only something artificial for most people, the callers (from three different religions) become something important. They not only try to keep their existences, but also struggle to define their own faith in life.
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It doesn’t have to be the same, the call for prayer is always something meaningful and beautiful to many religions. In the ‘City of Angels’, where nowadays religion is only something artificial for most people, the callers (from three different religions) become something important. They not only try to keep their existences, but also struggle to define their own faith in life.
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