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Give Me Your Hand
After a car accident, Adam looses part of his memory and finds out that he has the power to travel to the in-between world : Limbo. He sets out to recover his lost memories by battling entities from another time. He will have to relive past events from these entities in order to understand his links with them and the reason of his presence in this world.
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After a car accident, Adam looses part of his memory and finds out that he has the power to travel to the in-between world : Limbo. He sets out to recover his lost memories by battling entities from another time. He will have to relive past events from these entities in order to understand his links with them and the reason of his presence in this world.
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Runtime:169 minutes
Studio:Cheap Productions
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