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Just an ordinary girl 

Robyn, an 11-year-old blind girl, spends her days watching movies. Her daily routine is turned upside down when she meets Noah, her new caregiver, fresh out of prison. Noah takes her on an unexpected journey out of her comfort zone.
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Robyn, an 11-year-old blind girl, spends her days watching movies. Her daily routine is turned upside down when she meets Noah, her new caregiver, fresh out of prison. Noah takes her on an unexpected journey out of her comfort zone.

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Bilal Mouterfi
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Hediji Films

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