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When The Kid Was A Kid
Taha, a ten years old, is involved in a play in which children imitate their parents' roles. Living with his divorced mother, Taha understands new things about his mom by playing her role.
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Taha, a ten years old, is involved in a play in which children imitate their parents' roles. Living with his divorced mother, Taha understands new things about his mom by playing her role.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Anahita Ghazvinizadeh
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Runtime:17 minutes
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