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The husband of a terminally ill Claudia falls in love with a neighbor, Marisha, who helps him with the housework in the absence of his wife. And a year and a half later, Claudia returns from the hospital.
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The husband of a terminally ill Claudia falls in love with a neighbor, Marisha, who helps him with the housework in the absence of his wife. And a year and a half later, Claudia returns from the hospital.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Alisher Khamdamov
Written By:Galina Yudina, Boris Lapin
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Katarsis

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