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All the Invisible Children

20062h 4mMehdi Charef,John Woo,Spike Lee,Kátia Lund,Jordan Scott,Emir Kusturica,Stefano Veneruso,Ridley Scott
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Seven short films - each one focused on the plight of a different child protagonist.

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What is All the Invisible Children (2006) about?

Seven short films - each one focused on the plight of a different child protagonist.

Who stars in All the Invisible Children?

All the Invisible Children stars Adama Bila (Tanza (segment "Tanza")), Elysée Rouamba (Kali (segment "Tanza")), Rodrigue Ouattara (Chief (segment "Tanza")), Uroš Milovanović (Uros (segment "Blue Gypsy")), Dragan 'Kiki' Zurovac (The Guard (segment "Blue Gypsy")). The film was directed by Mehdi Charef.

How long is All the Invisible Children?

All the Invisible Children has a runtime of 2 min and premiered in 2006.

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