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16-year-old Anya becomes deaf after an illness. Discharged from hospital, she learns to live a new life. her first love heightens her sense of inferiority.
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16-year-old Anya becomes deaf after an illness. Discharged from hospital, she learns to live a new life. her first love heightens her sense of inferiority.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sofia Shevliakova
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:SPUFT
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