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This documentary follows the story of a mother's love: from an empty heart to a tragedy that has changed her, to creation and love, from rejecting her own son to adopting someone else's child and accepting him as her own.
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This documentary follows the story of a mother's love: from an empty heart to a tragedy that has changed her, to creation and love, from rejecting her own son to adopting someone else's child and accepting him as her own.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Sofya Geveyler
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:VGIK, Studio Ostrov
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