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Eron
Neglected at home by her hypercritical parents, Kimaya follows peculiar creature, Eron, into the forest, where she is influenced by a strangely welcoming group of eccentrics to leave her home forever.
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Neglected at home by her hypercritical parents, Kimaya follows peculiar creature, Eron, into the forest, where she is influenced by a strangely welcoming group of eccentrics to leave her home forever.
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Genre:Fantasy, Thriller
Written By:Grace Mason
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:BA Film Production, University of Portsmouth
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