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Klara and her family are mourning the death of their mother when flowers appear on their doorstep from “Margrete”.
But who is Margrete, and why won’t the family tell Klara who it is?
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Klara and her family are mourning the death of their mother when flowers appear on their doorstep from “Margrete”. But who is Margrete, and why won’t the family tell Klara who it is?
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Liana Nagoeva, Sara Louise Engeli
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