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Running away from his past, a man finds himself wandering through fields in search of his soul. His life seemingly changes when he befriends a boy who decides to help him find a coveted box.
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Running away from his past, a man finds himself wandering through fields in search of his soul. His life seemingly changes when he befriends a boy who decides to help him find a coveted box.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Damjan Plamenac
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:SUMA production
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