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Burn and Fade
Somewhere, in the woods. Two septuagenarians have escaped from the retirement home where they have lived for far too long. At dawn, one of them wonders: did they make the right decision by leaving?
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Somewhere, in the woods. Two septuagenarians have escaped from the retirement home where they have lived for far too long. At dawn, one of them wonders: did they make the right decision by leaving?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:David Arslanian
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Wrong Films
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