Everything Will Be Alright
A country can be judged by two things: the way it treats children and the elderly. This story is about an elderly woman living in Ukraine who, like all old people, struggles with poverty every day. But, despite all the difficulties and troubles that are encountered on her way, she does not despair and continues to hope that Everything Will Be Alright.
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A country can be judged by two things: the way it treats children and the elderly. This story is about an elderly woman living in Ukraine who, like all old people, struggles with poverty every day. But, despite all the difficulties and troubles that are encountered on her way, she does not despair and continues to hope that Everything Will Be Alright.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Evgen Bushmakin, Tonya Noyabriova
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