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Dandelion
Two of the most prosperous families in town - the Adrianovs and the Zeldovs - are preparing for the marriage of their children, that promises to benefit business interests. The day before the wedding, the groom meets a plain "dandelion" blonde girl Sonya, when the elevator in which they are both traveling suddenly breaks down.
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Two of the most prosperous families in town - the Adrianovs and the Zeldovs - are preparing for the marriage of their children, that promises to benefit business interests. The day before the wedding, the groom meets a plain "dandelion" blonde girl Sonya, when the elevator in which they are both traveling suddenly breaks down.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Alina Semeryakova
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Star Media, Star Media
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