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My Little Rabbit
Young autistic Hannah visits her father and his pregnant fiancée on Easter holidays. They meet for the first time at the family cottage in the forest. She has many special needs, rituals, games and her father gladly plays according to her rules. The girl tries to make the woman play by them too.
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Young autistic Hannah visits her father and his pregnant fiancée on Easter holidays. They meet for the first time at the family cottage in the forest. She has many special needs, rituals, games and her father gladly plays according to her rules. The girl tries to make the woman play by them too.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sabrina Holzapfel, Ira Sliusar
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Runtime:14 minutes
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