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Winter Colours
A woman tells a story of her childhood. She lives with her father in a Polish industrial city Katowice, where a black snow falls. Her mother doesn't live with them anymore and her father repressed the painful memory. Though the child doesn't want to forget and uses its imagination to seek the truth about the past.
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A woman tells a story of her childhood. She lives with her father in a Polish industrial city Katowice, where a black snow falls. Her mother doesn't live with them anymore and her father repressed the painful memory. Though the child doesn't want to forget and uses its imagination to seek the truth about the past.
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