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Girl of the Wind (2020)

In a city surrounded by mountains, Mona feels bad, not knowing how to deal with all the rumors going around about her. On a whim, she goes off into the mountains. While she is lost in the middle of nature, she comes across a herd of sheep that lead her to Martin, a lonely shepherd.
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In a city surrounded by mountains, Mona feels bad, not knowing how to deal with all the rumors going around about her. On a whim, she goes off into the mountains. While she is lost in the middle of nature, she comes across a herd of sheep that lead her to Martin, a lonely shepherd.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Camille Walter
Written By:Camille Walter
In Theaters:6/16/2020
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Paraíso Production

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