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Théo gets in a argument with his father in the forest and decides to run away. While trying to catch up with him, his father is seriously injured. Alone in the middle of the woods, the child will have to find a way to save him
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Théo gets in a argument with his father in the forest and decides to run away. While trying to catch up with him, his father is seriously injured. Alone in the middle of the woods, the child will have to find a way to save him
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Victor Osselaer, Arthur Casez
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:3iS - Institut International de l'Image et du Son
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