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Wera is a young painter, she has a beautiful house immersed in greenery overlooking a lake, a handsome husband who earns a lot, a funny dog Chagall and a brutal diagnosis of an incurable disease. The couple must face the inevitability of her illness, but their reactions are extremely different.
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Wera is a young painter, she has a beautiful house immersed in greenery overlooking a lake, a handsome husband who earns a lot, a funny dog Chagall and a brutal diagnosis of an incurable disease. The couple must face the inevitability of her illness, but their reactions are extremely different.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jakub Prysak, Piotr Czerkawski
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Studio Munka, One3 Studio, SHOBY STUDIOS, Stowarzyszenie Filmowców Polskich
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