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Roses for Elsa 

She is 17 years old, she is romantic and dreams of a prince on a white horse, completely not guided in the real world. In addition, her name is Elsa ... The story of how some small and seemingly insignificant act can cause a real avalanche of catastrophes and personal misfortunes.
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She is 17 years old, she is romantic and dreams of a prince on a white horse, completely not guided in the real world. In addition, her name is Elsa ... The story of how some small and seemingly insignificant act can cause a real avalanche of catastrophes and personal misfortunes.

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Genre:Thriller, Crime
Directed By:Egor Konchalovsky
Written By:Dmitry Ezhkov, Evgeniy Ungard
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:NTV

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