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In industrial Yangon, young factory worker San Kyi dreams of returning to her native village. Her relationship with co-worker Theint Theint Oo evolves from closeness to growing distance, revealing tensions between their expectations and life prospects. Amid exhausting labour, social repression, and economic uncertainty, both women seek escape and intimacy.
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00:03Hey, Sandy.
00:05You're pretty worried.
00:08I'm so sorry.
00:10I'm so sorry.
00:11I'm so sorry.
00:13I'm so sorry.
00:16I'm so sorry.
00:18I don't have to worry about what you're doing.
00:22What are you doing?
00:24I'm so sorry.
00:25I'm sorry to end.
00:26I can't wait for anything.
00:28You haven't stayed there for a while.
00:34Yes, what am I doing?
00:37What am I doing?
00:42Why don't you go to my house?
00:44Why don't you go home anyway.
00:47I don't want to lose my house.
00:48At the table, I'll go and get out.
00:58And they're all going to be able to help.
01:09And we're going to go to our next hour.
01:12We'll be back.
01:12Do you want to go back?
01:14No.
01:15No, no, no, we'll be back.
01:17We'll be back.
01:18We'll be back.
01:20We'll be back.
01:22We'll be back.
01:24We'll be back.
01:29You

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