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White Sun (2017)
Young Pooja lives with her mother in a village in Nepal. Though saddened by the death of her grandfather, she is secretly thrilled at the prospect of meeting the man she hopes may be her father — Chandra, a former Maoist guerrilla who is returning home after a decade-long civil conflict.
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Young Pooja lives with her mother in a village in Nepal. Though saddened by the death of her grandfather, she is secretly thrilled at the prospect of meeting the man she hopes may be her father — Chandra, a former Maoist guerrilla who is returning home after a decade-long civil conflict.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:David Barker, Deepak Rauniyar
In Theaters:1/7/2017
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Worley Works, Aadi Productions, Louverture Films, Bertha Foundation, DFI, Film Kitchen, Hubert Bals Fund, Mila Productions, Netherlands Fund for Film
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