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Gints, a quiet young man, becomes the housekeeper of Emilia, an aging composer consumed by anxiety ahead of the last concert of her career. Their uneasy relationship hides a truth Emilia could never expect.
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Gints, a quiet young man, becomes the housekeeper of Emilia, an aging composer consumed by anxiety ahead of the last concert of her career. Their uneasy relationship hides a truth Emilia could never expect.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:German Tomashuk, Vladislav Emelin
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