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When Daniel sets out on a five-day hike to spread his father's ashes, he encounters a mysterious stranger, Abraham, who appears to live in the woods, and is impossible to shake off. Then the relationship starts to take a dark turn.
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When Daniel sets out on a five-day hike to spread his father's ashes, he encounters a mysterious stranger, Abraham, who appears to live in the woods, and is impossible to shake off. Then the relationship starts to take a dark turn.
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Written By:Ryan Eslinger, Gary Lamadore
In Theaters:10/9/2009
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