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The Magic Life of V (2019)

Haunted by childhood traumas, Veera is trying to become more independent through live-action role-playing. As she guides herself and her mentally challenged brother through worlds of multiple roles and identities, witches and wizards, she finds the courage to face the demons of her own past and her abusive father’s legacy.
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Haunted by childhood traumas, Veera is trying to become more independent through live-action role-playing. As she guides herself and her mentally challenged brother through worlds of multiple roles and identities, witches and wizards, she finds the courage to face the demons of her own past and her abusive father’s legacy.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Tonislav Hristov
Written By:Kaarle Aho, Tonislav Hristov, Lubomir Tsvetkov
In Theaters:1/25/2019
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Making Movies, Kirstine Barfod Films, Soul Food

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