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Don’t Cry
Seven-year-old Masha wants to spend every second of a long-awaited date with her mother. Accidentally overhearing that grandma is planning to deprive her mother of parental rights, Masha decides to hide and stay with her mother in prison.
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Seven-year-old Masha wants to spend every second of a long-awaited date with her mother. Accidentally overhearing that grandma is planning to deprive her mother of parental rights, Masha decides to hide and stay with her mother in prison.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Medea Vlastopulo, Elena Tkachuk, Anna Yurchenko
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Runtime:17 minutes
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