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The Seed 

Longing to escape from the madness of urban life, Gaspar takes the trail for a quick dip in the lake. Heading to the city park, he is just another guy entering the "woody oasis where sex is a matter of nature" – as locals would call it. His search ends when he sees Sebastian emerging from the water. With a vagabond attitude and a provocative Danish accent, he is the one to show Gaspar how a simple thought can grow like a seed and become a desire.
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Longing to escape from the madness of urban life, Gaspar takes the trail for a quick dip in the lake. Heading to the city park, he is just another guy entering the "woody oasis where sex is a matter of nature" – as locals would call it. His search ends when he sees Sebastian emerging from the water. With a vagabond attitude and a provocative Danish accent, he is the one to show Gaspar how a simple thought can grow like a seed and become a desire.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Noel Alejandro
Written By:Juan Manchmal
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Noel Alejandro Films

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