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Before adulthood arrives, a close-knit group spends their vacation at their favorite countryside spot. But one friend grows anxious about the future. Sensing his fear, his two best friends urge him to face it with them. Will he embrace the unknown or cling to the past?
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Before adulthood arrives, a close-knit group spends their vacation at their favorite countryside spot. But one friend grows anxious about the future. Sensing his fear, his two best friends urge him to face it with them. Will he embrace the unknown or cling to the past?
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Abel van Essen
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:AVE Film Productions
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