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Where the Wind Takes Us 

Lyon, a young autistic boy who is depressed by the death of his parents, runs away from the house where he is locked up and abused by his brother to spend a day in the mountains. He will meet Hans, a boy who will steal his first kiss in the green of the winter woods. But the two have not come to terms with the arrival of Lyon's homophobic brother, Stefan
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Lyon, a young autistic boy who is depressed by the death of his parents, runs away from the house where he is locked up and abused by his brother to spend a day in the mountains. He will meet Hans, a boy who will steal his first kiss in the green of the winter woods. But the two have not come to terms with the arrival of Lyon's homophobic brother, Stefan

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Giuseppe Capudi
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Making DOC Producciones

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