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It’s the 1980s, and news anchor Anette seems to have it all — a husband, children, a career, and an apartment in the city center. But the impulse to burst her comfortable bubble leads her onto delicate ground, and under the nation’s watchful eyes the house of cards risks collapsing.
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It’s the 1980s, and news anchor Anette seems to have it all — a husband, children, a career, and an apartment in the city center. But the impulse to burst her comfortable bubble leads her onto delicate ground, and under the nation’s watchful eyes the house of cards risks collapsing.
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