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Je Suis
Je Suis follows the path of a young woman who faced the challenges of extended solitude during the past year. While following an ancient ritual to present a gift to the nature gods, Claude meets a mythical woman, Gaïa. The pair embark on a journey together through which the goddess guides her to reconnect with herself and the surrounding world.
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Je Suis follows the path of a young woman who faced the challenges of extended solitude during the past year. While following an ancient ritual to present a gift to the nature gods, Claude meets a mythical woman, Gaïa. The pair embark on a journey together through which the goddess guides her to reconnect with herself and the surrounding world.
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