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Milla, a 24-year-old ballet dancer, is given the opportunity to audition abroad for a position she has a good chance of getting. Fearing how this might affect her relationship if she gets the job, she struggles to tell her boyfriend about the opportunity and to make the decision whether to go for it or not.
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Milla, a 24-year-old ballet dancer, is given the opportunity to audition abroad for a position she has a good chance of getting. Fearing how this might affect her relationship if she gets the job, she struggles to tell her boyfriend about the opportunity and to make the decision whether to go for it or not.

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