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As It Was 

Lera has been living in Berlin for almost a year after the start of the war in Ukraine. Lera does not feel well in Berlin and makes an impulsive decision to go to Kyiv, for the first time during the war. On the way to Kyiv, she learns that her family is not in Kyiv, and will come only the next day. Therefore, she meets her friend Kyryl, with whom she spends the day, as she used to before the war. In the morning, Lera meets her mother and sister, and finally feels at home. But she still doubts whether she will stay in Kyiv or go back to Berlin.
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Lera has been living in Berlin for almost a year after the start of the war in Ukraine. Lera does not feel well in Berlin and makes an impulsive decision to go to Kyiv, for the first time during the war. On the way to Kyiv, she learns that her family is not in Kyiv, and will come only the next day. Therefore, she meets her friend Kyryl, with whom she spends the day, as she used to before the war. In the morning, Lera meets her mother and sister, and finally feels at home. But she still doubts whether she will stay in Kyiv or go back to Berlin.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Anastasia Solonevych, Damian Kocur
Written By:Damian Kocur, Anastasia Solonevych
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:EXA Studio, Lizart Film

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Anastasia Solonevych, Damian Kocur

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Valeria Berezovska

Lera

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Kyrylo Zemlyanyi

Kyrylo

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Olena Korohod

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Sofia Berezovska

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Damian Kocur

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Dmitri Davydov

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Marianna Luka

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Sofiia Yelisieieva

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Nikyta Melnik

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Sergii Shakun

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Kateryna Kovalyova

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