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In Almaty, Kazakhstan, 17-year-old Mila escapes her unstable home life by joining an elite swimming team led by Vlad. Amid intense training and suspicions of doping, Mila faces a complex attraction to Vlad, while traumatic memories and moral dilemmas threaten to undermine her new-found independence.
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In Almaty, Kazakhstan, 17-year-old Mila escapes her unstable home life by joining an elite swimming team led by Vlad. Amid intense training and suspicions of doping, Mila faces a complex attraction to Vlad, while traumatic memories and moral dilemmas threaten to undermine her new-found independence.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Zhannat Alshanova
Written By:Zhannat Alshanova
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Films de Force Majeure, Accidental Films, Volya Films, M-Films, Kjellson & Wik

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