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LEAF
Leaf tells the story of Nora and her son Sil who set out to find one of the last green habitats in a future parched earth. But when sil undergoes a strange physical change during their journey through the merciless heat, Nora’s fear grows of what they will find on the other side of the desert.
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Leaf tells the story of Nora and her son Sil who set out to find one of the last green habitats in a future parched earth. But when sil undergoes a strange physical change during their journey through the merciless heat, Nora’s fear grows of what they will find on the other side of the desert.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Sam Dijkstra, Thom Lunshof
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Make Way Film, Isabella Films B.V.
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