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Liza and Her Anthill 

The young couple, along with their blogger daughter are going on holiday. Due to the couple's conflict, the daughter gets stuck in the elevator. Will the couple manage to save their daughter without destroying their marriage?
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The young couple, along with their blogger daughter are going on holiday. Due to the couple's conflict, the daughter gets stuck in the elevator. Will the couple manage to save their daughter without destroying their marriage?

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Genre:Comedy, Family
Directed By:Anastasia Ivaniuk
Written By:Anastasia Ivaniuk, Anastasia Vovkova
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios

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