"In a world that silences women, who decides who is sane?"12 April 2007Drama18 mins
They come from completely different worlds, but over the course of a single day and night, their lives collide. What starts as a clinical relationship slowly turns into something deeper—almost like a shared understanding of the same struggle.
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