Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness
Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness explores true identity through exploration.
An Ounce of Life
Alyona is a former artist, but now she is a wife and mother. She lives in a large, stylish apartment, but her world is shrinking every day, and she feels that she is losing herself under a pile of household chores and in the iron grip of Slava's husband, a successful lawyer. She sees salvation in returning to painting, but this act destroys the balance in the marriage. She faces a difficult choice.: how to save yourself, find your own voice and at the same time not destroy your family.
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Alyona is a former artist, but now she is a wife and mother. She lives in a large, stylish apartment, but her world is shrinking every day, and she feels that she is losing herself under a pile of household chores and in the iron grip of Slava's husband, a successful lawyer. She sees salvation in returning to painting, but this act destroys the balance in the marriage. She faces a difficult choice.: how to save yourself, find your own voice and at the same time not destroy your family.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Elena Elagina
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Cinema Cloud
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