Wild Road
Ona lives peacefully with her teenage son in a quiet village of the Pyrenees where she works as a gardener, although her big dream is to pilot a tourist plane. One day, everything changes for Ona when some foreigners, a group of henchmen, arrive in the village and bring to light certain dark secrets of her life which she had forgotten about. She will then be compelled to face those secrets from the past once and for all.
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Ona lives peacefully with her teenage son in a quiet village of the Pyrenees where she works as a gardener, although her big dream is to pilot a tourist plane. One day, everything changes for Ona when some foreigners, a group of henchmen, arrive in the village and bring to light certain dark secrets of her life which she had forgotten about. She will then be compelled to face those secrets from the past once and for all.
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Genre:Thriller, Western
Written By:Marc Recha, Nadine Lamari
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:TV3, TVE, Parallamps Companyia Cinematograficas, ICEC, Generalitat de Catalunya - Departament de Cultura, Diputació de Girona, Crea SGR, 3Cat
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