Spring Blossoms
What is March 8th? It's spring, the sun, tulips, mom's smile and the anticipation of falling in love and happiness. There is also a fuss, congratulations, queues in shops, flowers and an endless race for gifts. Every year, on this day, there is a global collapse in which everything is dedicated to women. The most ordinary people who face extraordinary situations, and unplanned meetings radically change their lives.
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What is March 8th? It's spring, the sun, tulips, mom's smile and the anticipation of falling in love and happiness. There is also a fuss, congratulations, queues in shops, flowers and an endless race for gifts. Every year, on this day, there is a global collapse in which everything is dedicated to women. The most ordinary people who face extraordinary situations, and unplanned meetings radically change their lives.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Elena Khanova, Irina Karpusheva, Evgeniya Bogomyakova, Dmitry Pinchukov, Maria Orlova
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Bazelevs, Red Pepper Film, NMG Studio
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