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When Vlad was 5 years old, his mother was killed, and he blamed his father for her death for many years afterward. On the 20th anniversary of the tragedy, the young man decides to gather all his relatives. In the process of searching for and meeting with them, Vlad discovers facts that change everything.
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When Vlad was 5 years old, his mother was killed, and he blamed his father for her death for many years afterward. On the 20th anniversary of the tragedy, the young man decides to gather all his relatives. In the process of searching for and meeting with them, Vlad discovers facts that change everything.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dmitriy Konstantinov
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Studio:Mars Media Entertainment
Cast
Dmitriy Konstantinov
Director
Andrey Smolyakov
Viktor Mikhaylovich
Darya Ursulyak
Yulya Nikitina
Evgeny Antropov
Vlad
Dmitriy Kulichkov
Pavel Nikitin
Lyubov Aksyonova
Mariyana
Dmitriy Mukhamadeev
Luka
Mariya Bolonkina-Vasilyeva
Svetlana
Vladimir Kapustin
Viktor’s friend
Vladimir Vinogradov
Valeriy Sergeevich
Ivan Dremach
Vlad (childhood)
Aleksandr Gorodiskiy
Young Pavel
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