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Juliana lives under the weight of grief for her mother, who has lost a son. Obsessed with protecting her only remaining daughter, her mother turns love into a prison. But Juliana, amidst suffering and loneliness, finds in the piano a way to resist, express herself, and seek her identity.
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Juliana lives under the weight of grief for her mother, who has lost a son. Obsessed with protecting her only remaining daughter, her mother turns love into a prison. But Juliana, amidst suffering and loneliness, finds in the piano a way to resist, express herself, and seek her identity.

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