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Petrushka (2022)
A girl meets a mysterious stranger at her father's grave and suddenly feels an inexplicable attraction to her. However, it seems that the stranger brings not only passion to the beloved's house, but also a kind of 'shadow', which has a different view of their union. But is it for sure that this 'shadow' came to the house with a stranger, or did falling in love become the catalyst for its release?
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A girl meets a mysterious stranger at her father's grave and suddenly feels an inexplicable attraction to her. However, it seems that the stranger brings not only passion to the beloved's house, but also a kind of 'shadow', which has a different view of their union. But is it for sure that this 'shadow' came to the house with a stranger, or did falling in love become the catalyst for its release?
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