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The Year of the Egg
Expecting their first child, a couple flees a materialistic world to join the Egg spiritual community. Disruption brings sorrow, but a gift redefines their bond as partners and parents.
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Expecting their first child, a couple flees a materialistic world to join the Egg spiritual community. Disruption brings sorrow, but a gift redefines their bond as partners and parents.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Milo Tissone, Claudia De Angelis
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Diero, Biennale College Cinema
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