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Young pianist who became prosperous musician after many years forgot how his father had motivated him to achieve everything he wanted. The Father had been trying to talk with son about his illness but he was ignored. After young pianist faced the consequences, he realized his importance.
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Young pianist who became prosperous musician after many years forgot how his father had motivated him to achieve everything he wanted. The Father had been trying to talk with son about his illness but he was ignored. After young pianist faced the consequences, he realized his importance.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ergun Jamalzade
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Endorfilm Studios
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