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Marta, an autistic girl, lives with her mother. She decides to meet a man she has feelings for, surprising Maxim, who didn’t expect this. He finds himself drawn to her, and they navigate the situation together.
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Marta, an autistic girl, lives with her mother. She decides to meet a man she has feelings for, surprising Maxim, who didn’t expect this. He finds himself drawn to her, and they navigate the situation together.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kateryna Tsvihun
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