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Ishim
How long do feelings last? To find the answer, the director of the film organizes a meeting of his divorced parents in the city of their youth, Ishim, where they broke up 16 years ago.
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How long do feelings last? To find the answer, the director of the film organizes a meeting of his divorced parents in the city of their youth, Ishim, where they broke up 16 years ago.
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Moscow Film School
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