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Walking in the forest, Clara, a disenchanted girl from the Roman suburbs, bumps into a deer. Hoping to catch that magical moment, the young girl points her phone camera towards the animal, but the phone turns off, leaving her only with a doubt and a beautiful memory. This event starts a one-day journey marked by encounters with different characters, a path that becomes a search into a corrupted memory.
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Walking in the forest, Clara, a disenchanted girl from the Roman suburbs, bumps into a deer. Hoping to catch that magical moment, the young girl points her phone camera towards the animal, but the phone turns off, leaving her only with a doubt and a beautiful memory. This event starts a one-day journey marked by encounters with different characters, a path that becomes a search into a corrupted memory.

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