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Go Back to the Sky
Raha is forced by her mother to wear a glasses that refine her abrupt deficiency: seeing everything upside down. By turning back to the normal eyesight, she remembers all the things she's been through.
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Raha is forced by her mother to wear a glasses that refine her abrupt deficiency: seeing everything upside down. By turning back to the normal eyesight, she remembers all the things she's been through.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bayan (Nina) Zarabi
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Runtime:15 minutes
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