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A child seeks human connection, but the only adult beside him doesn’t notice. So he makes a silent, extreme, and natural decision a choice that perhaps only a child could have imagined.
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A child seeks human connection, but the only adult beside him doesn’t notice. So he makes a silent, extreme, and natural decision a choice that perhaps only a child could have imagined.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Matteo Vicentini Orgnani, Vito Labalestra, Elena Labalestra
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:PunxFilm
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