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Thrust into an empty room and prompted by the relentless turning of a music score's pages, Tchaikovsky is forced to revisit the traumas and successes of his life, reaching some acceptance.
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Thrust into an empty room and prompted by the relentless turning of a music score's pages, Tchaikovsky is forced to revisit the traumas and successes of his life, reaching some acceptance.
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Genre:Animation, Music, History
Written By:Barry JC Purves, Irina Margolina
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Mackinnon & Saunders, Studio MIR, Belarusfilm
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