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What happened to my Olive Tree?
Every child climbs a tree once in their life, but what if this tree is the only way for this child to have a look at the outside world? “What Happened to My Olive Tree?” is a documentary about how it is different for a child to experience war.
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Every child climbs a tree once in their life, but what if this tree is the only way for this child to have a look at the outside world? “What Happened to My Olive Tree?” is a documentary about how it is different for a child to experience war.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Sama Zuhair
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Studio:Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg
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