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Unconditional (2008)

"Unconditional" tells the compelling story of how a seven-year old boy's unconditional love for his mother prevails over the destructiveness of her drug addiction. Set in a run-down California neighborhood, a young boy struggles to find his place amid the chaos of his mother's loveless one-night stands and all-night drug binges. Despite her downward spiral, this courageous little boy's love for his mother never falters, and we see how it deepens when she is nearly taken from him.
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"Unconditional" tells the compelling story of how a seven-year old boy's unconditional love for his mother prevails over the destructiveness of her drug addiction. Set in a run-down California neighborhood, a young boy struggles to find his place amid the chaos of his mother's loveless one-night stands and all-night drug binges. Despite her downward spiral, this courageous little boy's love for his mother never falters, and we see how it deepens when she is nearly taken from him.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Brandon Clay Thomas
In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Azarra Entertainment (US)

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