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Daughter 

Piotr comes home on the day of the 16th birthday of his daughter Kamila. He finds the girl unconscious, in a pool of blood. Doctors’ diagnosis is a shock for the man. From now on, their life will not be the same. The father takes care of his daughter in the cruel world.
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Piotr comes home on the day of the 16th birthday of his daughter Kamila. He finds the girl unconscious, in a pool of blood. Doctors’ diagnosis is a shock for the man. From now on, their life will not be the same. The father takes care of his daughter in the cruel world.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mara Tamkovich
Written By:Mara Tamkovich, Krzysztof Trela
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Warszawska Szkoła Filmowa

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