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Doll’s Play 

Cecilie is a quiet, introverted girl. She spends most of her time with her best friend, the porcelain doll Dukkelise. At school, she is bullied by the new girl in class, Louise, but one day Cecilie has had enough. Together with Dukkelise, she decides to take revenge.
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Cecilie is a quiet, introverted girl. She spends most of her time with her best friend, the porcelain doll Dukkelise. At school, she is bullied by the new girl in class, Louise, but one day Cecilie has had enough. Together with Dukkelise, she decides to take revenge.

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Directed By:Søren Schneider
Written By:Søren Schneider
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Studio:Potemkin Film

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