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Mashka 

Mashka and her two brothers are living in a small village located far from the big cities. Children are forced to survive: their mother died and their constantly drinking father doesn’t need them. Life goes on as usual, but the fate prepared yet another ordeal for the family.
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Mashka and her two brothers are living in a small village located far from the big cities. Children are forced to survive: their mother died and their constantly drinking father doesn’t need them. Life goes on as usual, but the fate prepared yet another ordeal for the family.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Igor Kagramanov
Written By:Yury Glushenkov, Igor Kagramanov
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:VGIK

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