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Tarika
Tarika lives with her father and her grandmother in a small hut near the border far away from the local village. Marked by her “butterfly wings”, a rare bone condition she inherited from her mother, the girl has been the source of the community’s superstition forever. When the local cattle is struck down by a mysterious disease, fear starts spreading among the villagers...
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Tarika lives with her father and her grandmother in a small hut near the border far away from the local village. Marked by her “butterfly wings”, a rare bone condition she inherited from her mother, the girl has been the source of the community’s superstition forever. When the local cattle is struck down by a mysterious disease, fear starts spreading among the villagers...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ekaterina Churilova, Simeon Ventsislavov, Milko Lazarov
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Red Carpet, 42film, Amour Fou Luxembourg, ZDF/Arte
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