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In the midst of a war, separated from the rest of their army, two soldiers must fight both the enemy and the elements when they become lost in the forest.
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In the midst of a war, separated from the rest of their army, two soldiers must fight both the enemy and the elements when they become lost in the forest.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Drama
Written By:José Antonio Pérez
In Theaters:1/1/2011
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Runtime:131 minutes
Studio:Adler & Associates Entertainment
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