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Mother and daughter, forced migrants from Chechnya who survived the war. Both lost their husbands. Now they live in a small town with the belief that everything will work out.
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Mother and daughter, forced migrants from Chechnya who survived the war. Both lost their husbands. Now they live in a small town with the belief that everything will work out.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Ekaterina Zakharchuk, Vladlena Sandu
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Rock Films
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