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795.5 MB
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Runtime:
1:18:00
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Rating:
6.4
Director:
Jen Marlowe
Cast:
Gabriel Bol Deng, Koor Garang, Garang Mayuol…
Plot:
Three 'Lost Boys' return home to South Sudan for the first time since they fled as small children, twenty years ago. 'Rebuilding Hope' is their journey of discovery; of what happened to their families and villages after they fled, of the state of a precarious peace agreement signed in Sudan, and about how they can contribute back to the communities they left behind.
Rebuilding Hope
IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1467045
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SOURCE: Rebuilding Hope 2009 720p web YTS
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GENERAL INFO
Genre: Action, Documentary, War
Director: Jen Marlowe
Stars: Gabriel Bol Deng, Koor Garang, Garang Mayuol
Plot: Three 'Lost Boys' return home to South Sudan for the first time since they fled as small children, twenty years ago. 'Rebuilding Hope' is their journey of discovery; of what happened to their families and villages after they fled, of the state of a precarious peace agreement signed in Sudan, and about how they can contribute back to the communities they left behind.
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English
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Three 'Lost Boys' return home to South Sudan for the first time since they fled as small children, twenty years ago. 'Rebuilding Hope' is their journey of discovery; of what happened to their families and villages after they fled, of the state of a precarious peace agreement signed in Sudan, and about how they can contribute back to the communities they left behind.—Anonymous
