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Saving Bella 

December 1941. Leningrad. A soldier is assigned to guard the city zoo in the midst of World War II. There, among starving workers and dying animals, he forms an unexpected bond with Bella the hippo. As the siege tightens, this fragile connection becomes his only anchor, forcing him to choose between survival and compassion in a world falling apart.
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December 1941. Leningrad. A soldier is assigned to guard the city zoo in the midst of World War II. There, among starving workers and dying animals, he forms an unexpected bond with Bella the hippo. As the siege tightens, this fragile connection becomes his only anchor, forcing him to choose between survival and compassion in a world falling apart.

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Genre:War, History, Drama
Directed By:Anton Bogdanov
Written By:Anton Bogdanov, Alexandra Ilyina, Artem Mikhaylov, Dmitry Pinchukov
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Pandora, Prospect Mira Film Company

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