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Sabina and her mother Zarema are experiencing the death of their only brother and son. Each of them does it in their own way. Sabina withdraws into herself and spends all her time with the dog Bruce which connects her with her brother. Her mother fears losing connection with last child and tries to get closer to her daughter.
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Sabina and her mother Zarema are experiencing the death of their only brother and son. Each of them does it in their own way. Sabina withdraws into herself and spends all her time with the dog Bruce which connects her with her brother. Her mother fears losing connection with last child and tries to get closer to her daughter.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Valentina Besolova, Karina Besolti, Ekaterina Pavlova
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Moscow Film School
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