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A man, distressed by his existence, wanders through the city of Lima seeking comfort in God and nature. His thoughts echo throughout his journey, trying to decipher what God the father wants for him, but tired of not finding a satisfactory existence he tries to turn away from God and take refuge in mother nature. In the end he too is rejected and forced to live his own hell.
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A man, distressed by his existence, wanders through the city of Lima seeking comfort in God and nature. His thoughts echo throughout his journey, trying to decipher what God the father wants for him, but tired of not finding a satisfactory existence he tries to turn away from God and take refuge in mother nature. In the end he too is rejected and forced to live his own hell.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Robert Julca
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