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The family breaks up. The boy Jonukas feels very lonely. He wants to find his mother himself. The search is long and difficult.
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The family breaks up. The boy Jonukas feels very lonely. He wants to find his mother himself. The search is long and difficult.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Stasys Motiejūnas, Anelius Markevicius, Romas Lileikis
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Lithuanian Film Studio
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