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Temporary Connection 

Moscow, 2020. The media warn that a dangerous meteorite will soon sweep near the Earth at great speed. But the wealthy restaurateur Vadim does not care, so he does not change his plans and hurries to celebrate the purchase of a new establishment. On the way to the restaurant, Vadim calls his friend Nina to invite her to a banquet. But due to a time anomaly associated with a meteorite, another Nina, a thirteen-year-old girl who is dying of starvation in cold Moscow in 1942, picks up the phone on the other end.
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Moscow, 2020. The media warn that a dangerous meteorite will soon sweep near the Earth at great speed. But the wealthy restaurateur Vadim does not care, so he does not change his plans and hurries to celebrate the purchase of a new establishment. On the way to the restaurant, Vadim calls his friend Nina to invite her to a banquet. But due to a time anomaly associated with a meteorite, another Nina, a thirteen-year-old girl who is dying of starvation in cold Moscow in 1942, picks up the phone on the other end.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Fantasy, Drama
Directed By:Dmitry Abolmasov
Written By:Dmitry Abolmasov
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Connect Film

Cast

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Dmitry Abolmasov

Director

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Sergey Puskepalis

Vadim

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Sofia Lebedeva

Nina

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Yuriy Nazarov

Vadim’s Dad

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Natalia Kislitsyna

Neighbor

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Valeriy Novikov

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