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Our Summer
A documentary film about the phases of a family and the cycle of generations. A story about a middle-aged woman who decides to change the direction of development, even just for one summer.
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A documentary film about the phases of a family and the cycle of generations. A story about a middle-aged woman who decides to change the direction of development, even just for one summer.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Mika Ronkainen
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Klaffi Productions
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