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In a devastated world now ravaged by a memory-erasing mist, an optimistic father desperately tries to get hold of his son, especially when he discovers that the boy is deliberately trying to breathe in the mist in order to forget himself.
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In a devastated world now ravaged by a memory-erasing mist, an optimistic father desperately tries to get hold of his son, especially when he discovers that the boy is deliberately trying to breathe in the mist in order to forget himself.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Siebe Brouwer, Milan Gielis
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