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At Dawn
During their graduation party on a beach, three teenage friends take a ride into the darkness on a stolen dinghy. They wake up the next morning, lost at sea, with no food, water or shelter.
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During their graduation party on a beach, three teenage friends take a ride into the darkness on a stolen dinghy. They wake up the next morning, lost at sea, with no food, water or shelter.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Sebastian Echegorri, Julien Trauman
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Insolence Productions, Région Bretagne, CNC
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