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A man and a woman are sitting in a waiting room. She is wary of his contact attempts, but instead he uses an unexpected and playful method.
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A man and a woman are sitting in a waiting room. She is wary of his contact attempts, but instead he uses an unexpected and playful method.
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Written By:Stina Bergman
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Film i Värmland
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