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Maks and Anna's lives are destroyed by the theft of their only three-month-old child. Six years later, Anna finds the strength to start living again, and Maks does not give up and continues to search for his son.
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Maks and Anna's lives are destroyed by the theft of their only three-month-old child. Six years later, Anna finds the strength to start living again, and Maks does not give up and continues to search for his son.
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Genre:Drama, Family, Romance
Written By:Sergey Novikov, Natalia Milyavskaya, Alexey Nuzhnyy, Veronika Ponomareva-Korzhevskaya
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Peak Media, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation
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