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Happy Times Will Come Soon
Tommaso and Arturo are on the run in a remote forest. They hunt for food, trying to survive and find their way through the lush nature. It’s quiet, almost peaceful, until the sound of gunshots… Many years later, this forest has a wolf problem. It’s here where Ariane discovers a strange hole in the ground. Could she be the woman referred to in the valley’s legends?
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Tommaso and Arturo are on the run in a remote forest. They hunt for food, trying to survive and find their way through the lush nature. It’s quiet, almost peaceful, until the sound of gunshots… Many years later, this forest has a wolf problem. It’s here where Ariane discovers a strange hole in the ground. Could she be the woman referred to in the valley’s legends?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Milena Magnani, Alessandro Comodin, Alessandro Comodin, Milena Magnani
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Okta Film, Shellac Sud, RAI Cinema, ARTE France Cinéma
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