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My Son Came Back to Disappear
After years apart, a woman living alone in the forest is troubled by the sudden return of her estranged son. Against her will, she must accompany him on his final journey.
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After years apart, a woman living alone in the forest is troubled by the sudden return of her estranged son. Against her will, she must accompany him on his final journey.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yan Giroux
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Les Films du 3 Mars
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