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Ten-year-old Ukrainian boy Dima has no parents. He does not want sweets, he does not want a bike, and he does not want a dog. All he wants is to play soccer. Dima finds the Polish-speaking ‘father’... A child, lost in the dysfunctional Ukraine of the Yanukovych era and surrounded by a complete absence of adults, is fighting to carve out a place for himself in society.
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Ten-year-old Ukrainian boy Dima has no parents. He does not want sweets, he does not want a bike, and he does not want a dog. All he wants is to play soccer. Dima finds the Polish-speaking ‘father’... A child, lost in the dysfunctional Ukraine of the Yanukovych era and surrounded by a complete absence of adults, is fighting to carve out a place for himself in society.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Dmytro Prykhod'ko
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