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Mira, a Polish receptionist in an office building, is a dedicated employee. She works hard to climb the corporate ladder and distinguish herself from other immigrants in lower-paying positions. When cleaning supplies begin to disappear from the storeroom, her loyalty to her employer is put to the test.
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Mira, a Polish receptionist in an office building, is a dedicated employee. She works hard to climb the corporate ladder and distinguish herself from other immigrants in lower-paying positions. When cleaning supplies begin to disappear from the storeroom, her loyalty to her employer is put to the test.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jagoda Tłok
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