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I Was Also a Girl Scout Once
It is a story about love – the love between two women, but also love for organisation, for people, and for nature, and about what happens when one is forced to choose between them.
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It is a story about love – the love between two women, but also love for organisation, for people, and for nature, and about what happens when one is forced to choose between them.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Maja Drozd, Barbara Dowgiałło, Agnieszka Girucka, Justyna Zaucha
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Runtime:12 minutes
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