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Alina had everything a university graduate could dream of — her own apartment, a loving boyfriend, and good job prospects. But after her friend died of breast cancer, Alina began to seriously consider the scale of this disease. A chance acquaintance she met at dance lessons suggests she get a doctor’s check‑up...A few days later, this chance acquaintance would become the dearest person in her life.
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Alina had everything a university graduate could dream of — her own apartment, a loving boyfriend, and good job prospects. But after her friend died of breast cancer, Alina began to seriously consider the scale of this disease. A chance acquaintance she met at dance lessons suggests she get a doctor’s check‑up...A few days later, this chance acquaintance would become the dearest person in her life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ruslan Gavrilov
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Arnando Studio
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