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The Cap is a Personal Matter
The girl feels lonely: bullying at school, indifference of parents, lack of understanding and attention... When faced with problems, she tries to hide from them, turning to her imagination.
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The girl feels lonely: bullying at school, indifference of parents, lack of understanding and attention... When faced with problems, she tries to hide from them, turning to her imagination.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Alexandr Veselov, Natalya Danilevskaya
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Jupiter-XXI
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