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Take Me to Her
Basia (35) pretends before her husband that everything is fine with her. At her acting school entrance exams, she meets Alicia (20) and her infant child, of which she takes care. After a demanding performance and a difficult confrontation with her husband, she decides to kidnap Alicia's baby and inadvertently puts her in danger. This shock makes Basia ready for change and healing.
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Basia (35) pretends before her husband that everything is fine with her. At her acting school entrance exams, she meets Alicia (20) and her infant child, of which she takes care. After a demanding performance and a difficult confrontation with her husband, she decides to kidnap Alicia's baby and inadvertently puts her in danger. This shock makes Basia ready for change and healing.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Katarzyna Błaszczyńska
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Runtime:15 minutes
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