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Another World 

The relations in the happy family of 15-year-old Sasha begin to crack: his father spends days and nights at work, in a battery store, his mother is preparing to move.The boy feels something goes wrong and tries to sort out the situation, but do not know how... Another world means life after childhood, in which there is discord, despair and hope.
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The relations in the happy family of 15-year-old Sasha begin to crack: his father spends days and nights at work, in a battery store, his mother is preparing to move.The boy feels something goes wrong and tries to sort out the situation, but do not know how... Another world means life after childhood, in which there is discord, despair and hope.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Nikolay Kovalenko
Written By:Nikolay Kovalenko, Kirill Pronin
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Alliance Film Company, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation

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