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Le Dormeur du Val
Arthur retreats into the forest with a picnic, seeking solitude. Along the way, he encounters people from his life. Unable to truly connect, Arthur keeps moving on through the woods on his lonely journey.
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Arthur retreats into the forest with a picnic, seeking solitude. Along the way, he encounters people from his life. Unable to truly connect, Arthur keeps moving on through the woods on his lonely journey.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Clothaire Hanania
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