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Stolen Children

1994, English. Directed by Mark Stucke.

A happy ending to the terrible story of Mozambique's child soldiers who were kidnapped and taken away from their families.

The use of kidnapped children as fighters was a systematic practice by the South African-backed Renamo army. We follow Julio Bombi’s journey to be re-united with his mother. Renamo kidnapped up to 100,000 children, and they became the most feared soldiers of all. When parents find their long-lost children, these hardened young assassins bear little resemblance to the children they lost.

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Released
1 January 1994
Country
Mozambique

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Stolen Children (1994) was directed by Mark Stucke and stars Jos van Heerden.

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