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Silent Anna (2010)
The West. An almost deserted fort by the ocean at the end of the Indian wars. (1890) One day a woman washes ashore, barely alive. She refuses to speak and reveals nothing about her past. Her presence triggers jealousies and obsessions among the soldiers. A young recruit, James, chosen to watch her battles between his duty and desire.
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The West. An almost deserted fort by the ocean at the end of the Indian wars. (1890) One day a woman washes ashore, barely alive. She refuses to speak and reveals nothing about her past. Her presence triggers jealousies and obsessions among the soldiers. A young recruit, James, chosen to watch her battles between his duty and desire.
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