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Sisters
Three sisters grow up in a broken home. They are at each other’s mercy and survive as long as they are together. But is their loving connection strong enough to endure their gloomy surroundings?
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Three sisters grow up in a broken home. They are at each other’s mercy and survive as long as they are together. But is their loving connection strong enough to endure their gloomy surroundings?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rosita Wolkers
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Netherlands Film Academy
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