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Burden of proof 

Anna runs into her ex-boyfriend on a little pedestrian bridge. Between hurried passers-by, she attempts to explain to him what he did to her. Alas, it's her word against his.
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Anna runs into her ex-boyfriend on a little pedestrian bridge. Between hurried passers-by, she attempts to explain to him what he did to her. Alas, it's her word against his.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ivar Aase
Written By:Ivar Aase
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Aase & Wiig

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