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Under The Trees 

'Under The Trees' follows two siblings who flee their troubled home and find themselves tested by the harsh realities of the Australian bush. What begins as a liberating escape soon becomes a struggle for survival. Stripped of everything but their bond, they must rely on each other as they face the unforgiving wilderness and discover whether their connection can endure its trials.
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'Under The Trees' follows two siblings who flee their troubled home and find themselves tested by the harsh realities of the Australian bush. What begins as a liberating escape soon becomes a struggle for survival. Stripped of everything but their bond, they must rely on each other as they face the unforgiving wilderness and discover whether their connection can endure its trials.

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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Ethan Fritsch-Morrison, Ellessandra Hills
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Runtime:14 minutes
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