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For The Lost Ones
Danny, a young man from Cardiff, is disturbed by thoughts of his past. His friend Sean pays him a visit and together they embark on a nostalgic journey. They cycle through the urban landscape to the suburban countryside. Here, the true purpose of their adventure reveals itself. Danny must come to terms with difficult memories if he is to find closure.
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Danny, a young man from Cardiff, is disturbed by thoughts of his past. His friend Sean pays him a visit and together they embark on a nostalgic journey. They cycle through the urban landscape to the suburban countryside. Here, the true purpose of their adventure reveals itself. Danny must come to terms with difficult memories if he is to find closure.
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