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When Kids Make Movies
A workshop called "Children's Film Workshop" was held in Miyazaki during the Corona disaster in December 2020. The documentary "Kodomo ga Eiga wo Tsukuru Toki (When Children Make Movies)," in which children played the leading roles, follows 12 children who have never met each other before as they make and screen a film in three days, will be distributed for two weeks only!
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A workshop called "Children's Film Workshop" was held in Miyazaki during the Corona disaster in December 2020. The documentary "Kodomo ga Eiga wo Tsukuru Toki (When Children Make Movies)," in which children played the leading roles, follows 12 children who have never met each other before as they make and screen a film in three days, will be distributed for two weeks only!
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