Sofia Coppola’s ‘On the Rocks’
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Where Eskimos Live (2002)
Sharkey, part of the sinister world of child trade, picks up Vlado, an orphan of war, dreaming of freedom and a better life. They embark upon a strange and enlightening journey through war torn Bosnia. As they struggle to get out of the country and fight to stay alive, they find a special love and compassion from which emerges their ultimate moral and spiritual redemption.
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Sharkey, part of the sinister world of child trade, picks up Vlado, an orphan of war, dreaming of freedom and a better life. They embark upon a strange and enlightening journey through war torn Bosnia. As they struggle to get out of the country and fight to stay alive, they find a special love and compassion from which emerges their ultimate moral and spiritual redemption.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Robert Brutter, Tomasz Wiszniewski
In Theaters:1/11/2002
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Akson Studio, Business Affairs Entertainment, EuroArts, TiMe Film- und TV-Produktions GmbH, Vif Babelsberger Filmproduktion GmbH & Co. Erste KG
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