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Meri wants to believe that everything is just like before – a night with friends, laughter, wine, and the familiar bond. She carefully arranges her home, covering the traces of the night before, but beneath the surface, something lingers that she refuses to face.
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Meri wants to believe that everything is just like before – a night with friends, laughter, wine, and the familiar bond. She carefully arranges her home, covering the traces of the night before, but beneath the surface, something lingers that she refuses to face.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Roosa Stenroos
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences
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