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Alienated from the rest of the scientific Institute in which they live, a lonely housewife and her teenage son break the ultimate taboo, with only their submissive maid to bear witness.
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Alienated from the rest of the scientific Institute in which they live, a lonely housewife and her teenage son break the ultimate taboo, with only their submissive maid to bear witness.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ilya Khrzhanovsky
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Phenomen Berlin, Phenomen Ukraine, Phenomen Films
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