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Moon Glades 

Nina is a young woman of thirty years, who lives in St. Petersburg. She has to bury her mother in a winter day. The ceremony is an opportunity for her to meet her younger brother Andrei, who lives elsewhere.
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Nina is a young woman of thirty years, who lives in St. Petersburg. She has to bury her mother in a winter day. The ceremony is an opportunity for her to meet her younger brother Andrei, who lives elsewhere.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ihor Minayev
Written By:Olga Mikhaylova, Ihor Minayev
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Runtime:117 minutes
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