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Avedis is a young Frenchman with Armenian origins. He wants to discover his ancestral home. He meets Clément, who is a surveyor and friend of the family, to map a route between two villages in the Armenian mountains.
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Avedis is a young Frenchman with Armenian origins. He wants to discover his ancestral home. He meets Clément, who is a surveyor and friend of the family, to map a route between two villages in the Armenian mountains.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sarah Leonor
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