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Lola 

The theater actress Lola dreamed of two things - to play seductive mistresses and get an award in Cannes. But when she is offered a long-awaited role, she learns that she should play the role not of the main character, but of her mother. This news makes Lola look back and realize that she made a mistake in choosing a career instead of a family. But Lola finds the strength to go further.
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The theater actress Lola dreamed of two things - to play seductive mistresses and get an award in Cannes. But when she is offered a long-awaited role, she learns that she should play the role not of the main character, but of her mother. This news makes Lola look back and realize that she made a mistake in choosing a career instead of a family. But Lola finds the strength to go further.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Arseniy Prylipka
Written By:Arseniy Prylipka
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Ukrainian Film School

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