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A Paradise Too Far
Upon learning of their mother's death, Samuel and Émilie, two mentally challenged siblings, run away from their group home in the middle of winter. As they go deeper and deeper in the forest, their relationship is put to the test.
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Upon learning of their mother's death, Samuel and Émilie, two mentally challenged siblings, run away from their group home in the middle of winter. As they go deeper and deeper in the forest, their relationship is put to the test.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bertrand Lachance, Denis Langlois
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:1976 Productions, Les productions Castor & Pollux Inc.
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