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The Store
Homeless women live off salvaging food from the dumpster of a discount grocery store. Meanwhile, the store's employees struggle under hardening working conditions. Complex relationships, conflicts and dependencies arise between the groups.
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Homeless women live off salvaging food from the dumpster of a discount grocery store. Meanwhile, the store's employees struggle under hardening working conditions. Complex relationships, conflicts and dependencies arise between the groups.
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Genre:Animation, Drama
Written By:Ami-Ro Sköld
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Indyca, GötaFilm, Onoma Productions
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