Another Day of Life
Animation • 2018 • 1 hr 26 min
Starring
Artur Queiroz, Luis Alberto Ferreira, Joaquim António Lopes Farrusco, Kerry Shale, Daniel Flynn
Directed By
Written By
Damian Nenow, Amaia Remírez, Niall Johnson, David Weber, Raúl de la Fuente
User Reviews
Great story, Cold War from not american perspective is very refreshing. A lot of action but also enough space for characters.
Great adult animation about cold war which turned hot in one far away African country
It is an interesting combination of animation and documentary. Really educating
Is a story very well done, you can learn a lot of history and for first time not from American point of view. And the animation is amazing
Impactful and moving.
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