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Shift (2016)
Tells a story about self-discovery in which the interaction between characters that appear to be antagonists makes the main character confront her own life and change. A woman from a city encounters a wild woman from the forest and while trying to civilize her, she becomes wilder and goes back to nature herself.
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Tells a story about self-discovery in which the interaction between characters that appear to be antagonists makes the main character confront her own life and change. A woman from a city encounters a wild woman from the forest and while trying to civilize her, she becomes wilder and goes back to nature herself.
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:2/13/2016
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