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Kayla and the Sea
Kayla is on the verge of realizing her biggest dream: to become the captain of a fishing boat. But first, she has to go through a long off-season in the Baie-des-Chaleurs. Losing ourselves in reverie and the grandiose landscapes of Gaspésie, we follow the preparations of this young woman who has chosen to stay.
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Kayla is on the verge of realizing her biggest dream: to become the captain of a fishing boat. But first, she has to go through a long off-season in the Baie-des-Chaleurs. Losing ourselves in reverie and the grandiose landscapes of Gaspésie, we follow the preparations of this young woman who has chosen to stay.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Thomas Landry
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