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Love with a Tail
Nadya works as a manicurist, lives a happy life with her husband Vasyl, who justifies his inactivity with a big tail (like a fish) instead of legs, she does not notice that he uses her and is a parasite on relationships, until Vasyl's act happens, which she cannot to forgive, and this forever changes her attitude towards herself.
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Nadya works as a manicurist, lives a happy life with her husband Vasyl, who justifies his inactivity with a big tail (like a fish) instead of legs, she does not notice that he uses her and is a parasite on relationships, until Vasyl's act happens, which she cannot to forgive, and this forever changes her attitude towards herself.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Eduard Nechmohlod
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Real Pictures
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