Like a Fairy Tale
After a long absence, Stasya returns to her hometown. She missed her father's funeral and has a hard time meeting her elder sister. While sorting out family issues, Stasya meets different local strangers on the way, who take her on a strange night trip.
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After a long absence, Stasya returns to her hometown. She missed her father's funeral and has a hard time meeting her elder sister. While sorting out family issues, Stasya meets different local strangers on the way, who take her on a strange night trip.
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Genre:Animation, Drama
Written By:Nina Volova, Kirill Khachaturov
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Studio:Sacrebleu Productions, ARTE
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