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Maria & Johan do not like to go back to their mother's hometown during the school holidays. Lack of facilities in the village as well as fear of the portraits hanging in the house.
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Maria & Johan do not like to go back to their mother's hometown during the school holidays. Lack of facilities in the village as well as fear of the portraits hanging in the house.
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Studio:Arie Zaharie Production
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