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Six Acres of Happiness
Finding her husband, wealthy businessman Pavel in the arms of a young girl, Natalia, in a state of emotional shock, comes to the idea to leave everything and go to her parents' abandoned house in the village of Yagodnoye. There is an unexpected meeting between Natalia and Dmitry, awakening their former romantic feelings… Jealousy or passion, revenge or forgiveness - heroes need to look for the foundations for a new life, but it's not easy to make this choice.
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Finding her husband, wealthy businessman Pavel in the arms of a young girl, Natalia, in a state of emotional shock, comes to the idea to leave everything and go to her parents' abandoned house in the village of Yagodnoye. There is an unexpected meeting between Natalia and Dmitry, awakening their former romantic feelings… Jealousy or passion, revenge or forgiveness - heroes need to look for the foundations for a new life, but it's not easy to make this choice.
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Runtime:144 minutes
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