Talk to Me
Serhiy talks to his father almost every day, but only on the phone. They haven't seen each other for seven years. The main character refuses to take the first step and waits for his father to do so. However, upon learning that his father is seriously ill, he overcomes his principles and goes to his father for support. But there, an unexpected blow awaits him. Based on the novel by Yaroslav Melnyk.
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Serhiy talks to his father almost every day, but only on the phone. They haven't seen each other for seven years. The main character refuses to take the first step and waits for his father to do so. However, upon learning that his father is seriously ill, he overcomes his principles and goes to his father for support. But there, an unexpected blow awaits him. Based on the novel by Yaroslav Melnyk.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kateryna Lesyk
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