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The Road to My Father
A daughter's journey through familiar and unfamiliar places unfolds in silence and motion. Every step holds a sense of absence, moments that linger, and spaces that invite reflection. As she moves forward, the search itself shapes the story, revealing what is felt but not spoken.
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A daughter's journey through familiar and unfamiliar places unfolds in silence and motion. Every step holds a sense of absence, moments that linger, and spaces that invite reflection. As she moves forward, the search itself shapes the story, revealing what is felt but not spoken.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Shawana
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