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To the Lighthouse
The director's childhood was always full of secrets and omissions. His parents separated and after the divorce they preferred not to see or speak to each other. "To the Lighthouse" is a big dream of a little child that simply had to come true.
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The director's childhood was always full of secrets and omissions. His parents separated and after the divorce they preferred not to see or speak to each other. "To the Lighthouse" is a big dream of a little child that simply had to come true.
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Runtime:23 minutes
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