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They Came Like Swallows (2021)

Award winner for Best Picture at Annual Copenhagen Film Festival 2019 'They Came Like Swallows' is an existential drama about a confused young man who attempts to fill a deep emotion void ..
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Award winner for Best Picture at Annual Copenhagen Film Festival 2019 'They Came Like Swallows' is an existential drama about a confused young man who attempts to fill a deep emotion void ..

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:David James Watson
Written By:David James Watson
In Theaters:1/15/2021
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Runtime:76 minutes
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