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Silenceless
A young heiress is tormented by the uncomposed music of the violent lover she has killed, until she meets a violinist who has lost his hearing in the Spanish Civil War. The haunting music seems to vanish - but everything has its price.
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A young heiress is tormented by the uncomposed music of the violent lover she has killed, until she meets a violinist who has lost his hearing in the Spanish Civil War. The haunting music seems to vanish - but everything has its price.
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Written By:Mart Sander
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:OÜ FilMinistry
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