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Double Freedom (2026)
Misael works alone with his axe, cutting down trees in the woods. An unexpected responsibility upends his life, and the logic of his days fades away in a nature where human reason holds no meaning.
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Misael works alone with his axe, cutting down trees in the woods. An unexpected responsibility upends his life, and the logic of his days fades away in a nature where human reason holds no meaning.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lisandro Alonso
In Theaters:10/5/2026
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Planta, Deptford Film, 4L, Les Films Fauves, The Match Factory, Cimarrón Cine, Carte Blanche, Pulpa Film
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