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The heroes of the film, a father and a son, seem to have lost their sense of time. Their life flows day by day, from one year to the next. They are separated by space and united by love. Two individuals, who may never see each other again.
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The heroes of the film, a father and a son, seem to have lost their sense of time. Their life flows day by day, from one year to the next. They are separated by space and united by love. Two individuals, who may never see each other again.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Inokenty Vyrovyy
In Theaters:9/3/2018
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Runtime:29 minutes
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