Strange River
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Strange River
A Film by Jaume Claret Muxart
2025 - Spain/Germany - Drama - 105 min.
with Jan Monter , Nausicaa Bonnín , Francesco Wenz , Jordi Oriol , Bernat Solé & Roc Colell
Original Title: Estrany Riu
Languages: Catalan , German , English
Sixteen-year-old Dídac and his family are spending the summer holidays on a bicycle trip along the Danube. An unexpected encounter with a boy changes the course of the journey, with his enigmatic presence awakening new feelings in Dídac and disrupting his relationship with his family.
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