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To the Forest
Adapted from the Quebec novel Femme forêt by Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette, this short film takes us to the heart of the forest, celebrating the author's poetry which resonates with woman, freedom and nature, and offers us a journey that is both mystical and intimate.
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Adapted from the Quebec novel Femme forêt by Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette, this short film takes us to the heart of the forest, celebrating the author's poetry which resonates with woman, freedom and nature, and offers us a journey that is both mystical and intimate.
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