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We Were Waves Once
Cocteau spends her days isolated in her flat observing other lives, trying to combat her writer's block. On the day her estranged father dies, she meets young and wild neighbour Alicia, who just might be the inspiration she needs.
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Cocteau spends her days isolated in her flat observing other lives, trying to combat her writer's block. On the day her estranged father dies, she meets young and wild neighbour Alicia, who just might be the inspiration she needs.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Asli Umut
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