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The White Flowers and the Moon
Two young people join for a spring walk on the hill above the village. André tries to share his doubts with Lina. She tells him about her dreams and a medieval song where the Virgin Mary saves a monk who struggles with the devil. All around, birds, neighbors, come and go peacefully. Trees blossom.
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Two young people join for a spring walk on the hill above the village. André tries to share his doubts with Lina. She tells him about her dreams and a medieval song where the Virgin Mary saves a monk who struggles with the devil. All around, birds, neighbors, come and go peacefully. Trees blossom.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:David Ingels
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:GREC
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