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The Night of the Dawn 

Laura, a young and talented journalist, seemingly has it all: a loving and attentive husband and a passionate career. However, something prevents her from feeling truly happy. A mysterious dream haunts her, awakens her desires, and leaves her uneasy. What she doesn't know is that a surprise her husband plans for her birthday will drastically alter their destinies. Also known as The Night of the...
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Laura, a young and talented journalist, seemingly has it all: a loving and attentive husband and a passionate career. However, something prevents her from feeling truly happy. A mysterious dream haunts her, awakens her desires, and leaves her uneasy. What she doesn't know is that a surprise her husband plans for her birthday will drastically alter their destinies. Also known as The Night of the...

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Frank Morales
Written By:Larissa Oksman
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:OKSMAN ART

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