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High Tide
High Tide is a coming-of-age documentary that portrays the friendship of Jessica and Carol, two girls who are best friends and who live in the smallest island of Costa Rica. Their home is under the threat of being flooded by the high tides that reach the island. At the same time that the girls deal with the inevitable change of nature, they must face the uncertainty of growing up.
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High Tide is a coming-of-age documentary that portrays the friendship of Jessica and Carol, two girls who are best friends and who live in the smallest island of Costa Rica. Their home is under the threat of being flooded by the high tides that reach the island. At the same time that the girls deal with the inevitable change of nature, they must face the uncertainty of growing up.
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Written By:Michele F. Ferris Dobles, Alexandra Latishev
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