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Aurotone

Aurotone

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Mystery
A normal village in the early fifteenth century prepares itself for its yearly festival. A supposed 'celebration', the villagers soon come to drench up secrets on one another. Secrets that people will kill to keep hidden. The line between truth and morality is thin and the villagers soon find themselves tip-toeing along it. Ingrid is a girl who is just trying to escape her spinster mother. Elliot is a young man just trying to grow up normally. Light is a mysterious visitor who is searching for something very special. Smith is a baker with eyes that see everything and ears that hear the trees whispers. And Wyatt is a scared, young man whose only happiness in life comes from his lover. All of them have one thing in common: they all have a secret. In a time where everybody was judged and no one went against the church, these five teens form an unlikely friendship that transcends social norms and breaks unspoken barriers and ultimately, ends one life. With threat of exposure looming over their heads, what secret can be so deadly that you'll die for it?
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