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Nina is an extroverted seven-year-old girl whose relationship with her actor father is documented through gestures and silences. The acting games between the girl and her dad alternate and overlap with the real conflicts, infusing the viewer with the constant question about the veracity of what he sees.
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Nina is an extroverted seven-year-old girl whose relationship with her actor father is documented through gestures and silences. The acting games between the girl and her dad alternate and overlap with the real conflicts, infusing the viewer with the constant question about the veracity of what he sees.
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