My Little Princess Trailer (2010)

10 September 2010 Drama, Romance, Family 20 mins

A young Jewish man, Aaron, mid-twenties, has returned home from the war in Iraq to find his wife, Sarah, on her deathbed. He finds the strength to go on living as he's faced with yet another tragedy, the impending death of his little girl, Irene, diagnosed with terminal cancer. Grief stricken, the young father's love triumphs, to bring sweetness and magic to Irene as a little princess during last days on earth. This film depicts the strength of human spirit and compassion, the beauty of faith, love and the heart of family.

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Cast

Enzo Zelocchi as Aaron

Charlotte Labadie as Irene

David M. Edelstien as Dr. Goldman

Marsha Warren as Sarah

Simcha Levenberg as Rabbi

Amy Talebizadeh as Ruth

Kevin Michael Martin as Jacob

Crew

Enzo Zelocchi Director

Enzo Zelocchi Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 10 September 2010

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