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Jakes is twelve years old and running through the woods. He is lost. On his way, he meets Amaia, twenty-seven, who offers him her home as a refuge for a while. The bond between these characters will lead Jakes to face his fears.
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Jakes is twelve years old and running through the woods. He is lost. On his way, he meets Amaia, twenty-seven, who offers him her home as a refuge for a while. The bond between these characters will lead Jakes to face his fears.
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Imanol G. Gurrutxaga
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Studio:IGG Ekoizpenak, Korima Films SL
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