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I Love Eve
Nastya lives with her mother in an old apartment in the Moscow region. They moved here from the Siberian town, where the father of the family perished at the oil plant. Nastya has only one friend — Eve. A gloomy creature living in a tunnel at a derelict hydroelectric power station. Nastya tries to run away from her mother and her lover, but once Eve comes to their house.
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Nastya lives with her mother in an old apartment in the Moscow region. They moved here from the Siberian town, where the father of the family perished at the oil plant. Nastya has only one friend — Eve. A gloomy creature living in a tunnel at a derelict hydroelectric power station. Nastya tries to run away from her mother and her lover, but once Eve comes to their house.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kristina Manzhula, Marina Glushkina
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:10/09 Short Films
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