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The empty chair
Summer 2009. In a small village, Margarita, a nine-year-old girl with separated parents, finds herself spending the summer with her father. What should have been an ordinary summer becomes the setting for a quiet yet profound transformation. The rural landscape, seemingly calm and timeless, turns into the backdrop for a forced departure from childhood toward a premature assumption of adult responsibilities and perceptions.
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Summer 2009. In a small village, Margarita, a nine-year-old girl with separated parents, finds herself spending the summer with her father. What should have been an ordinary summer becomes the setting for a quiet yet profound transformation. The rural landscape, seemingly calm and timeless, turns into the backdrop for a forced departure from childhood toward a premature assumption of adult responsibilities and perceptions.
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