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One Step Forward, One Step Back
Sabina dreamed of an ideal place to live away from civilization. To find him, she leaves the parental home and goes with her husband Sergei and one-year-old Yaseya to Altai. The road turns into a nightmare of daily quarrels: Sabina does not want to help with the child, clean up and cook, and Sergei gets tired of endless scandals. Against the background of growing irritation with each other, Sabina's dreams are increasingly detached from reality. And yet, the journey continues.
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Sabina dreamed of an ideal place to live away from civilization. To find him, she leaves the parental home and goes with her husband Sergei and one-year-old Yaseya to Altai. The road turns into a nightmare of daily quarrels: Sabina does not want to help with the child, clean up and cook, and Sergei gets tired of endless scandals. Against the background of growing irritation with each other, Sabina's dreams are increasingly detached from reality. And yet, the journey continues.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Agniia Galdanova
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:M. Razbezhkina and M. Ugarov Academy
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