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Eric
Struggle of a Polish mother who is living in Hungary, for finding back her 12 years old lost kid, Eric. To achieve that, she has to face with the wrong decision that she made in the past.
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Struggle of a Polish mother who is living in Hungary, for finding back her 12 years old lost kid, Eric. To achieve that, she has to face with the wrong decision that she made in the past.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hakan Sagiroglu, Orsolya Vida
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