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An encounter in Karlstad will be the start of a love story. But when Tiola's mother passes away in cancer, she does not leave much at home in Sweden. Tiola is told that there will be photographs of her in the house in Serbia where she grew up. She sets out on a journey to retrieve them.
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An encounter in Karlstad will be the start of a love story. But when Tiola's mother passes away in cancer, she does not leave much at home in Sweden. Tiola is told that there will be photographs of her in the house in Serbia where she grew up. She sets out on a journey to retrieve them.
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