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I Am (2005)
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A self-reliable 11-year-old boy runs away from children's home to be with his dysfunctional mother. She doesn't want him back so he starts living on an old barge.
Genres: Drama
Starring:Piotr JagielskiAgnieszka NagórzyckaEdyta Jungowska
Director:Dorota Kedzierzawska
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