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Having won a lucky ticket to life, a provincial girl thinks that she has solved all her problems, but they are just beginning...
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Having won a lucky ticket to life, a provincial girl thinks that she has solved all her problems, but they are just beginning...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Timur Yunisov, Vasily Elkin
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