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My name is Petya poster

My name is Petya 

On a deep winter night, a mother with two young children ends up in an isolated box at an infectious disease hospital, where the heroine is waiting for a strange encounter that will change her life forever.
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On a deep winter night, a mother with two young children ends up in an isolated box at an infectious disease hospital, where the heroine is waiting for a strange encounter that will change her life forever.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Darya Binevskaya
Written By:Darya Binevskaya
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Runtime:15 minutes
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