43 and counting
Synopsis
On the night of September 26, 2014, a group of 43 young rural students went missing. Their whereabouts remain unknown. Their parents hope to see them alive again and uphold their demand for the truth. These are the stories of the broken hearts and hopeful eyes of parents who continue dreaming and longing for the return of their children.\r This heartbreaking short film accounts for the pain of the families of the 43 students murdered in 2014, their stories and frustration at their absence, only the memory.
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