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EWA is a teenage girl who is suffering from a condition of a constant nose bleed while exploring different aspects of her life and the people around her.
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EWA is a teenage girl who is suffering from a condition of a constant nose bleed while exploring different aspects of her life and the people around her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Adam Horowitz, Roy Ben Artzi, GiGi Ben Artzi
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Runtime:7 minutes
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