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Akela 

Short coming of age film about friendship. To what extent can you be guided by desires without losing each other? Billie and Momo have a quirky friendship. During a scouting competition in the woods, they discover that they have different expectations of their relationship. This means the match will have a different outcome than they expected.
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Short coming of age film about friendship. To what extent can you be guided by desires without losing each other? Billie and Momo have a quirky friendship. During a scouting competition in the woods, they discover that they have different expectations of their relationship. This means the match will have a different outcome than they expected.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sharlee Daantje, Rosita Segers, Rosita Segers, Sharlee Daantje, Falun Elbertse
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht

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