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The Idea of an Island
Bombs fall down while a mother sings to her daughters. Nature shivers. Houses become empty. 9-year-old Emilia is about to learn that the war around her is not a game anymore.
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Bombs fall down while a mother sings to her daughters. Nature shivers. Houses become empty. 9-year-old Emilia is about to learn that the war around her is not a game anymore.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Carmen Pedrero
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Entre las piedras, Belino Production
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