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Emma Lingonkvist, 10, runs with her friend around the apartment buildings and sells charity badges. The doors are opened by friendly and funny customers who make the girls laugh. The encounter in one of the doors, however, is an unexpected and emotionally charged experience for Emma.
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Emma Lingonkvist, 10, runs with her friend around the apartment buildings and sells charity badges. The doors are opened by friendly and funny customers who make the girls laugh. The encounter in one of the doors, however, is an unexpected and emotionally charged experience for Emma.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lizinka Palmstierna
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