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Perfect Family
Sincere smiles. Cheerful looks. Atmosphere of love and understanding. Is it enough to build a family? It has been a long time since this question became rhetorical for Anna. Now she is thinking about other things - Is she brave enough to leave father's house? Family supper will put everything on its place.
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Sincere smiles. Cheerful looks. Atmosphere of love and understanding. Is it enough to build a family? It has been a long time since this question became rhetorical for Anna. Now she is thinking about other things - Is she brave enough to leave father's house? Family supper will put everything on its place.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Dmitryi Kovalskyi, Nikolay Fert
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Runtime:14 minutes
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