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The Camel Boy (2018)
Somewhere in the desert, a little boy is plunged by force into an intimidating and completely foreign new world: the world of camel racing. Will the distant hope of seeing his mother again give him the strength to overcome his fears and find his place in this hostile environment?
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Somewhere in the desert, a little boy is plunged by force into an intimidating and completely foreign new world: the world of camel racing. Will the distant hope of seeing his mother again give him the strength to overcome his fears and find his place in this hostile environment?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mathieu Mégemont, Chabname Zariab
In Theaters:9/23/2018
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Runtime:15 minutes
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