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Through the Silence.
Nerea, a young woman who loses her hearing after an accident and struggles to reconnect with a world that no longer feels familiar. Her love for music, her disconnection from her family, and the discovery of a new friendship through sign language are all central to her emotional journey.
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Nerea, a young woman who loses her hearing after an accident and struggles to reconnect with a world that no longer feels familiar. Her love for music, her disconnection from her family, and the discovery of a new friendship through sign language are all central to her emotional journey.
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