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In a childish world, an imaginative young girl is forced to play an adult role for her parents. In her effort to bring peace back to her family, she makes an unconventional and terrifying decision that challenges the boundaries between fantasy and reality.
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In a childish world, an imaginative young girl is forced to play an adult role for her parents. In her effort to bring peace back to her family, she makes an unconventional and terrifying decision that challenges the boundaries between fantasy and reality.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Nahal Dashti
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:FILMNET
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