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Lisbon 

Anna and Misha, the parents of seventeen-year-old Ivan and his older sister Varya, recently separated. Misha, out of habit, sometimes comes to the old courtyard, secretly observes the life of his family. Ivan is watching his father.
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Anna and Misha, the parents of seventeen-year-old Ivan and his older sister Varya, recently separated. Misha, out of habit, sometimes comes to the old courtyard, secretly observes the life of his family. Ivan is watching his father.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Svetlana Filippova
Written By:Svetlana Filippova
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:29th February Film Company, 12 Months Film Company

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