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The Sense of Earth
A doctor examines a migrant's body recovered from the sea. During inspection, she finds a plastic bag with a suspicious substance that magically makes her relive the boy's migration journey.
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A doctor examines a migrant's body recovered from the sea. During inspection, she finds a plastic bag with a suspicious substance that magically makes her relive the boy's migration journey.
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Genre:Animation, Drama
Written By:Alessandro Ingaria
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Film Commission Torino Piemonte
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