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The Harvest
Since her father's death, 15-year-old Rosie hasn't spoken a word. But as the weeks passed, her silence, once a refuge, quickly became a poison that won't let her go. Now it's the last day of the harvest, the end of a season. But for Rosie, everything is just beginning.
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Since her father's death, 15-year-old Rosie hasn't spoken a word. But as the weeks passed, her silence, once a refuge, quickly became a poison that won't let her go. Now it's the last day of the harvest, the end of a season. But for Rosie, everything is just beginning.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alice D'Hauwe
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Studio:Tarantula
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