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Morning Afternoon Night 

They say you can start over, but if the music in your head is different, and the smells aren’t the same... then what? Where is that start? In a single day, Marta, a young Russian migrant in Perth faces the end of her visa and the question of who she really is when home is nowhere to be found.
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They say you can start over, but if the music in your head is different, and the smells aren’t the same... then what? Where is that start? In a single day, Marta, a young Russian migrant in Perth faces the end of her visa and the question of who she really is when home is nowhere to be found.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Dasha Melnik
Written By:Dasha Melnik
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:zanosov films

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