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One of the country's top family psychologists unexpectedly decides to run a free experimental course using psychodrama techniques. The therapist invites four women into his home, each with their own difficult life situation. As the sessions progress, it becomes clear that the doctor himself is the one in greatest need of help.
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One of the country's top family psychologists unexpectedly decides to run a free experimental course using psychodrama techniques. The therapist invites four women into his home, each with their own difficult life situation. As the sessions progress, it becomes clear that the doctor himself is the one in greatest need of help.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Alexey Stepanov
Written By:Eduard Zemtsov, Aleksey Shamakov, Olga Artemyeva, Alexey Stepanov
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:SoFilm

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