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A deaf boy in the era of totalitarian Czechoslovakia faces a major turning point in his life – the beginning of compulsory attendance at a special boarding kindergarten. While he has no idea what the future holds, his mother is going through an inner struggle, grappling with a system she cannot change. The story captures a moment of closeness, separation, and two different perspectives on the world.
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A deaf boy in the era of totalitarian Czechoslovakia faces a major turning point in his life – the beginning of compulsory attendance at a special boarding kindergarten. While he has no idea what the future holds, his mother is going through an inner struggle, grappling with a system she cannot change. The story captures a moment of closeness, separation, and two different perspectives on the world.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Juraj Jedlička, Helena Vojtková, Juraj Jedlička
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