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Margarita (2024)

At times, you have to leave places you grew up in to gain peace. And when the world burns bridges to make sure there is no coming back – you just have to keep living in hope of crossing paths with your home country again, smiling at each other and finally going separate ways.
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At times, you have to leave places you grew up in to gain peace. And when the world burns bridges to make sure there is no coming back – you just have to keep living in hope of crossing paths with your home country again, smiling at each other and finally going separate ways.

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Directed By:Alice Purinson
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In Theaters:6/6/2024
Box Office:$300
Runtime:2 minutes
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