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A peaceful life on a family farm. A cold, clear winter day. Nine-year-old Noémy is about to leave the carefree world of childhood behind.
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A peaceful life on a family farm. A cold, clear winter day. Nine-year-old Noémy is about to leave the carefree world of childhood behind.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Jean-Philippe Boudreau, Hervé Demers, Xavier Lechasseur
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Les Films de L'Autre
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