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Pumpkin
The life of a young single mom. Endless fuss and attempts to make money. Mom is so exhausted that she almost forgot about her daughter, for whom she does everything. But the baby’s world is full of miracles and love for mom. And then one day the usual attempt to feed the girl with porridge makes her mother change her attitude to life.
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The life of a young single mom. Endless fuss and attempts to make money. Mom is so exhausted that she almost forgot about her daughter, for whom she does everything. But the baby’s world is full of miracles and love for mom. And then one day the usual attempt to feed the girl with porridge makes her mother change her attitude to life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Zhanar Kusainova
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