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The Days Off
In the near future, during a relentless summer break and with a solar eclipse approaching, 12-year-old Bego struggles to find her place within her family and among girls of her age. As the moon seems to eclipse the animals and people around her, she meets REN__, an online friend, who introduces her to “shifting” – a practice where teens believe they can enter other realities through lucid dreaming.
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In the near future, during a relentless summer break and with a solar eclipse approaching, 12-year-old Bego struggles to find her place within her family and among girls of her age. As the moon seems to eclipse the animals and people around her, she meets REN__, an online friend, who introduces her to “shifting” – a practice where teens believe they can enter other realities through lucid dreaming.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Lucila Mariani
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:MaravillaCine, Vulcana Cinema, Persona Non Grata Pictures, Woo Films, Misia Films, Valiente Films
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