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The Third Sister
A mother and an aunt has a sister. She’s German and currently resides in the country's capital, Berlin. The three sisters are not related by blood, but by a strong familial love for one another. Her life’s story is a tragic and lonely tale of a little girl finding strength and solace within her chosen family. Who is this third sister? Well, why not let the three sisters tell you themselves?
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A mother and an aunt has a sister. She’s German and currently resides in the country's capital, Berlin. The three sisters are not related by blood, but by a strong familial love for one another. Her life’s story is a tragic and lonely tale of a little girl finding strength and solace within her chosen family. Who is this third sister? Well, why not let the three sisters tell you themselves?
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Genre:Animation, Drama
Written By:Linn Austli
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Sörängens folkhögskola, Musikinstitutet - Yrkeshögskolan Jönköping, Austli Produktion
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