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Anna!
"Anna!" is the story of a young woman in the process of learning to stand up for herself by putting her own needs and desires first. Slowly she begins to understand the necessity in being able to say no to others to say yes to herself.
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"Anna!" is the story of a young woman in the process of learning to stand up for herself by putting her own needs and desires first. Slowly she begins to understand the necessity in being able to say no to others to say yes to herself.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Carl Martin Norén
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Norén Film, The Refining Fox Collective
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