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A teenage boy is spending time alone, playing games by himself in the forest. He wants to escape the hostile environment of his secondary school, but as he is forced to be around the other students, an anger grows inside him.
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A teenage boy is spending time alone, playing games by himself in the forest. He wants to escape the hostile environment of his secondary school, but as he is forced to be around the other students, an anger grows inside him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Michael Renjo
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Mediefabrikken
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