Jemima + Johnny(1966)
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A short British film exploring race relations in post-riots Notting Hill in the 1960s through the friendship of a little girl and boy.
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Age group8+ years
Duration30 mins
- Cinar, 8
- 2 reviews
Jemima and Johnny are friends. They live in London. They have got some things in common such as: they are children: they like playing with toys.
I would recommend this film to other children
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