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Somewhere in Sub-Saharan Africa, Komona a 14-year-old girl tells her unborn child growing inside her the story of her life since she has been at war. Everything started when she was abducted by the rebel army at the age of 12.
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Somewhere in Sub-Saharan Africa, Komona a 14-year-old girl tells her unborn child growing inside her the story of her life since she has been at war. Everything started when she was abducted by the rebel army at the age of 12.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, War
Written By:Kim Nguyen
In Theaters:3/1/2013
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Item 7, Shen Studios, Gestion SODEC, Téléfilm Canada, SODEC
Cast
Kim Nguyen
Director
Rachel Mwanza
Komona
Alain Lino Mic Eli Bastien
Commandant-rebelle
Serge Kanyinda
Magicien
Ralph Prosper
Boucher
Mizinga Mwinga
Grand Tigre Royal
Diane Uwamahoro
Komona - Narrator (voice)
Jean Kabuya
School camp coach
Jupiter Bokondji
Royal Tiger' sorcerer
Starlette Mathata
Komona's mother
Alex Herabo
Komona's father
Dole Malalou
Trafiquant Coltan
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