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Left Behind, Still Standing
When the steel factory she’s working to dismantle comes back to life one night, immigrant Morana must face the fragility of her own existence - and how much she truly has in common with the laid-off workers.
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When the steel factory she’s working to dismantle comes back to life one night, immigrant Morana must face the fragility of her own existence - and how much she truly has in common with the laid-off workers.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vida Skerk, Tommy Hurst
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:NFTS
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