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My Horrible Sister
When the mother and father of ten-year-old Lena and Marusya decide to get married, these two completely alien girls are forced to become sisters. Now they share one room, one class, friends, and most importantly, they are fighting for the attention of their parents. Each of them dreams of returning to their former life, and for this it is necessary to embroil adults.
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When the mother and father of ten-year-old Lena and Marusya decide to get married, these two completely alien girls are forced to become sisters. Now they share one room, one class, friends, and most importantly, they are fighting for the attention of their parents. Each of them dreams of returning to their former life, and for this it is necessary to embroil adults.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Anna Sobolevskaya
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Motor! Film Studio, Smart Film, Cinema Foundation of Russia, Nashe Kino
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