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Letters from Antarctica
A single mother, wanting to protect her eight-year-old son from pain, lies to him that his dad is away with the Antarctic expedition. But postponing the confession about the father's death, causes damage to her and her son.
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A single mother, wanting to protect her eight-year-old son from pain, lies to him that his dad is away with the Antarctic expedition. But postponing the confession about the father's death, causes damage to her and her son.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nevena Kertova, Georgi Ivanov, Teodora Markova
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Dynamic Arts
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