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Noam lives in a suburb of Rennes, and is an impulsive and impatient young man. He serves his six months sentence in a farm, owned by Lyra, a single neo-rural farmer, who works hard to make a living. As soon as he arrives, he plans his escape with his big brother, who promises to come and pick him up in three weeks time. However, working around animals, and Lyra, Noam is changing...
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Noam lives in a suburb of Rennes, and is an impulsive and impatient young man. He serves his six months sentence in a farm, owned by Lyra, a single neo-rural farmer, who works hard to make a living. As soon as he arrives, he plans his escape with his big brother, who promises to come and pick him up in three weeks time. However, working around animals, and Lyra, Noam is changing...
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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Tullio Lavaysse, Quentin Nozet, Imane Mchangama, Fodil Drici, Hugues Taranne, Temim Hammadi
Written By:Quentin Nozet
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Runtime:28 minutes
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