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UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SUN 

A withdrawn boy spends the summer in the countryside, coping with the loss of his grandmother and his parents’ separation, while communicating with her through an old tape recorder as a mysterious unseen world slowly begins to emerge.
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A withdrawn boy spends the summer in the countryside, coping with the loss of his grandmother and his parents’ separation, while communicating with her through an old tape recorder as a mysterious unseen world slowly begins to emerge.

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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Mystery
Directed By:Ventsislav Sariev
Written By:Ventsislav Sariev
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:SPACE MONKEYS

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