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Natasha’s Dream
A pupil of the orphanage - Natasha - goes out of the window on a dare, having managed to make a cherished wish. She miraculously survives and begins to believe that her dream is about to come true, and now Natasha is ready to go to great lengths to make this very dream come true. She is ready to go for almost everything...
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A pupil of the orphanage - Natasha - goes out of the window on a dare, having managed to make a cherished wish. She miraculously survives and begins to believe that her dream is about to come true, and now Natasha is ready to go to great lengths to make this very dream come true. She is ready to go for almost everything...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yaroslava Pulinovich, Darya Garonika
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