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Synopsis
1999. A few days before Thanksgiving.
After a disastrous bank robbery attempt in Los Angeles fails, Bruce McGray hits rock bottom.
Pursued by the FBI and badly injured, he escapes up north to Oregon and from there to New York.
He longs to leave everything behind and start a new life. Maybe even in the place in South America so vividly
described in a young woman's diary: An abandoned orange grove on the coast of Columbia.
Bruce received the book in the mail just a few days ago from a woman named Maria.
Ten years ago, they were in a tumultuous relationship with one another, which Bruce abruptly ended.
Now, he wonders how Maria found him after all these years and why she would send him a perfect stranger's diary.
The diary describes her stay at the extraordinary orange farm, 15 miles southwest of Cartagena and her difficult journey home to Alabama. When he finds several disturbing photos in the book, for same reason they seem familiar to him and he senses he must somehow be connected to this mysterious young woman. When he finally reaches Maria the next evening, he discovers same very unsettling things about himself. As federal authorities and the New York police close in, Bruce sets out on a desperate search to discover his true identity.
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