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I Am Helena 

Full of repressed anger, 12-year-old Helena runs away from home. She travels deep into the forest to climb an old volcano, her imaginary doodle friends keeps her company on the way. Getting to the top takes all her survivals skills and on her way she must face her inner struggles. Only then can she return to her everyday life as her new self.
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Full of repressed anger, 12-year-old Helena runs away from home. She travels deep into the forest to climb an old volcano, her imaginary doodle friends keeps her company on the way. Getting to the top takes all her survivals skills and on her way she must face her inner struggles. Only then can she return to her everyday life as her new self.

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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Drama, Family, Fantasy
Directed By:Karla von Bengtson
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Copenhagen Bombay

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