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Portrait of A.
A. lives with her boyfriend and cat, working as a social assistant. Day after day, she helps those who find themselves on the sidelines of life, not noticing the fact that she herself needs help and love.
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A. lives with her boyfriend and cat, working as a social assistant. Day after day, she helps those who find themselves on the sidelines of life, not noticing the fact that she herself needs help and love.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ildar Shayakberov
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Winter FIlm, Moscow School of New Cinema
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