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On Christmas morning, brothers Vegard and Martin manage to visit the wrong grave. As they try to correct the mistake, their differing views on death and grief come to the surface, leading to an unexpected confrontation.
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On Christmas morning, brothers Vegard and Martin manage to visit the wrong grave. As they try to correct the mistake, their differing views on death and grief come to the surface, leading to an unexpected confrontation.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sindre Mangen Haram
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:n&m films
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