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The feature film lightly narrates a story of mourning - where a father finds the most unlikely way to connect with the son he lost. Blending genres and with witty dialogue, it is a movie that deals delicately with the theme and makes you reflect on how we approach life and death. It was part of the Critics' Week program at the Cannes Film Festival.

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