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Alina returns home unannounced, a day before her sister Ioana's crucial exam. Unable to reach their hospitalized mother, Ioana grows anxious. Alina's odd behavior sparks a fight. Ioana goes to the hospital, forcing Alina to tell the truth.
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Alina returns home unannounced, a day before her sister Ioana's crucial exam. Unable to reach their hospitalized mother, Ioana grows anxious. Alina's odd behavior sparks a fight. Ioana goes to the hospital, forcing Alina to tell the truth.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Iriana Adnana
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Facultatea de Teatru și Film din Cluj-Napoca, 4 Proof Film
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