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Dreams for Life
The seasons go by her window, she dreams about a boy she knew; his baby brother is now a man. A film about time, depression and a woman's need for a story.
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The seasons go by her window, she dreams about a boy she knew; his baby brother is now a man. A film about time, depression and a woman's need for a story.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anna Kannava
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:MusicArtsDance Films
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