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Poor People
Andriy lives in a God-forsaken village with his paralyzed wife. He takes care of her every day, but at the same time he makes a coffin for her and arranges a wake.
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Andriy lives in a God-forsaken village with his paralyzed wife. He takes care of her every day, but at the same time he makes a coffin for her and arranges a wake.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Solomiia Tomashchuk
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Runtime:24 minutes
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