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Forty-year-old Uiguuna, along with her young lover and her youngest daughter Kyunnei, came to her native village. However, the lovers did not have time to properly enjoy the solitude: like a bolt from the blue, the baby disappeared. They search for the girl, but all in vain. The woman takes all the blame for what happened: didn’t she, in the heat of passion, tell herself that for the sake of happiness with her beloved man, she would sacrifice everything? Uiguuna believes that her secret thoughts materialized in a monstrous way. The girl's father sends former investigator Luka to the village to conduct his own investigation. The answer, as always, comes from where they did not expect...
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Forty-year-old Uiguuna, along with her young lover and her youngest daughter Kyunnei, came to her native village. However, the lovers did not have time to properly enjoy the solitude: like a bolt from the blue, the baby disappeared. They search for the girl, but all in vain. The woman takes all the blame for what happened: didn’t she, in the heat of passion, tell herself that for the sake of happiness with her beloved man, she would sacrifice everything? Uiguuna believes that her secret thoughts materialized in a monstrous way. The girl's father sends former investigator Luka to the village to conduct his own investigation. The answer, as always, comes from where they did not expect...
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