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Daughters Don't Cry 

In 15 minutes the curtain rises and the director, Kamma, will get her long awaited theatre debut. Everyone backstage is busy preparing the final details, when all of a sudden Kamma's mother appears, making her act in an unpredictable matter.
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In 15 minutes the curtain rises and the director, Kamma, will get her long awaited theatre debut. Everyone backstage is busy preparing the final details, when all of a sudden Kamma's mother appears, making her act in an unpredictable matter.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Benedicte Sommer Wounlund, Benjamin Sønderstrup
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Runtime:11 minutes
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