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An invisible guest watches the family gathering during the move. Invisible to anyone except a little girl, with whom the guest does not take his eyes off. The girl tries to find protection among family members, but no one takes her fear seriously. And in general, he is not going to take her with him.
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An invisible guest watches the family gathering during the move. Invisible to anyone except a little girl, with whom the guest does not take his eyes off. The girl tries to find protection among family members, but no one takes her fear seriously. And in general, he is not going to take her with him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Georgy Verolainen
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Parachute Film
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