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Yaren and the Sun (2021)
Yaren’s mother died four years ago. This summer she is excited to go to a special camp: a bereavement camp. All the children here have lost someone close to them. In five beautiful and intense days, Yaren and the other kids deal with what unites them all: their pain. A film about loss, healing and friendship.
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Yaren’s mother died four years ago. This summer she is excited to go to a special camp: a bereavement camp. All the children here have lost someone close to them. In five beautiful and intense days, Yaren and the other kids deal with what unites them all: their pain. A film about loss, healing and friendship.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Renate Raman, Joren Slaets
In Theaters:10/8/2021
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Storyhouse
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