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The Sun Is Long (1966)

A lone soldier comes across a fallen comrade. Hearing shots, he takes a position and takes aim, only to see the figure in front of him is not an enemy soldier, but something much vaguer in a robe.
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A lone soldier comes across a fallen comrade. Hearing shots, he takes a position and takes aim, only to see the figure in front of him is not an enemy soldier, but something much vaguer in a robe.

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In Theaters:1/1/1966
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Runtime:6 minutes
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