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Home(sick): A Journey Within
Living in the Pacific Northwest Alex feels uprooted; searching for meaning and connection he moves back to his home country only to discover he is a stranger in his own land until a random event leads him to an unexpected connection.
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Living in the Pacific Northwest Alex feels uprooted; searching for meaning and connection he moves back to his home country only to discover he is a stranger in his own land until a random event leads him to an unexpected connection.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Raúl E. Peyret
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Accerts Productions
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