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The Hearth Cat 

A grieving woman wanders a vast, maze-like shoe store holding a black shoebox she cannot bring herself to let go of, haunted by fragments of a lost love, resigning herself to the uncertainty of Schrödinger's paradox.
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A grieving woman wanders a vast, maze-like shoe store holding a black shoebox she cannot bring herself to let go of, haunted by fragments of a lost love, resigning herself to the uncertainty of Schrödinger's paradox.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:İlayda İşeri
Written By:İlayda İşeri
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Sinecera Studio

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