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Welded Together
Katya is a young woman and a professional welder. Abandoned as a little girl, she embarks on a personal journey to reunite with her lost family, and weld it together, like she welds metal at work. Yet what she discovers down the road is about to make her relive the early childhood trauma.
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Katya is a young woman and a professional welder. Abandoned as a little girl, she embarks on a personal journey to reunite with her lost family, and weld it together, like she welds metal at work. Yet what she discovers down the road is about to make her relive the early childhood trauma.
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