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Three Months (2022)
A boy living in isolation in the western mountains finds an alien, naked and abandoned. He takes it into his home and over the course of three months, they form a deep emotional bond with each other.
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A boy living in isolation in the western mountains finds an alien, naked and abandoned. He takes it into his home and over the course of three months, they form a deep emotional bond with each other.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Konstantin Belenko, Elliot McClafferty, Ian McCuen
In Theaters:5/17/2022
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Runtime:24 minutes
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