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Gabrielle is driving down a road surrounded by forest. She stops quickly and runs into the maze of trees-not for the first time-- compelled by the overwhelming urge to find her daughter. How can she find her through without getting lost further?
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Gabrielle is driving down a road surrounded by forest. She stops quickly and runs into the maze of trees-not for the first time-- compelled by the overwhelming urge to find her daughter. How can she find her through without getting lost further?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Alexandre Da Sylva
Written By:Alexandre Da Sylva, Marie-Claude Hénault
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Allfilms Productions

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