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We Will Be Happy One Day
This film is a documentary about Daniel, a young man from Lipiny - the poorest town in the southern Poland. Daniel wants out of the omnipresent misery. With a mobile phone camera in his hand he wanders round his neighbourhood asking kids and grownups questions about their dreams. Are they going to come true, at least, for some? Will Daniel ever manage to complete his film?
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This film is a documentary about Daniel, a young man from Lipiny - the poorest town in the southern Poland. Daniel wants out of the omnipresent misery. With a mobile phone camera in his hand he wanders round his neighbourhood asking kids and grownups questions about their dreams. Are they going to come true, at least, for some? Will Daniel ever manage to complete his film?
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Paweł Wysoczański
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