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They abandoned me
A teenage girl from a dysfunctional family, whose parents keep an inexpensive roadside cafe, runs away from home. "It's not I who left them, they left me," - so the girl explains her flight.
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A teenage girl from a dysfunctional family, whose parents keep an inexpensive roadside cafe, runs away from home. "It's not I who left them, they left me," - so the girl explains her flight.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kira Kovalenko
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:KBSU
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