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A 13-year-old albino girl nicknamed Muk, the only witness to the mysterious disappearance of a peer, falls in love with the main suspect, and goes from an outcast to a person on whom other people's fates depend.
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A 13-year-old albino girl nicknamed Muk, the only witness to the mysterious disappearance of a peer, falls in love with the main suspect, and goes from an outcast to a person on whom other people's fates depend.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery, Romance
Written By:Anna Goroyan, Darya Kukshanova
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:All Media A Start Company, START Studio
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