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On the Russian-Estonian borderline, Silja, a Seto woman, after an unexpected visit from a popular French vlogger, begins to rediscover her indigenous identity and gradually awakens to her true gender role.
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On the Russian-Estonian borderline, Silja, a Seto woman, after an unexpected visit from a popular French vlogger, begins to rediscover her indigenous identity and gradually awakens to her true gender role.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Beata Migas
Written By:Beata Migas
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Haddock Entertainment

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