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Red Pearls of Love
Maria is young and beautiful. Her life resembles a fairy tale, in which the wishes come true if by magic. She has a smart, loving husband. And all that can be bought for money. Maria wants a child but could not bear it. She lives, but does not feel life. She is very unhappy.
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Maria is young and beautiful. Her life resembles a fairy tale, in which the wishes come true if by magic. She has a smart, loving husband. And all that can be bought for money. Maria wants a child but could not bear it. She lives, but does not feel life. She is very unhappy.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ekaterina Kutalova, Olga Stolpovskaya, Konstantin Murzenko
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Filmocom
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