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In That Corner of the River 

Joxepi, eldest daughter at the Iparragirre farmstead, will have to do her father's work while he recovers from an illness: smuggling a heavy package across the border with France. In the dead of night, border guards are not the most wicked thing lurking in the forest.
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Joxepi, eldest daughter at the Iparragirre farmstead, will have to do her father's work while he recovers from an illness: smuggling a heavy package across the border with France. In the dead of night, border guards are not the most wicked thing lurking in the forest.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ekaitz Bertiz
Written By:Ekaitz Bertiz, Oscar Carrascal
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Runtime:16 minutes
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