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The film follows a couple who migrated to Switzerland and whose relationship gradually deteriorates under the weight of jealousy and regret. Forced to return to their homeland to recover their happiness, they face tragedy when one partner dies, profoundly reshaping the family dynamic, especially in relation to their son.
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The film follows a couple who migrated to Switzerland and whose relationship gradually deteriorates under the weight of jealousy and regret. Forced to return to their homeland to recover their happiness, they face tragedy when one partner dies, profoundly reshaping the family dynamic, especially in relation to their son.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Senad Abduli
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Studio:Arnel Production
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