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It is a story of a girl from a depressive seaside town, that drowned in the sea when she was six years old. But then she suddenly came to her senses and finds a new gift of herb reading, that will lead her to the criminal world, where she discovers herself as a predator. Based on a book by Oles Uljanenko.
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It is a story of a girl from a depressive seaside town, that drowned in the sea when she was six years old. But then she suddenly came to her senses and finds a new gift of herb reading, that will lead her to the criminal world, where she discovers herself as a predator. Based on a book by Oles Uljanenko.
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