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The Log
A lonely man finds a log in the forest, and a “father‑son” relationship develops between them. The man shows great concern and patience towards the soulless object, but soon loses faith both in the object of his care and in himself.
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A lonely man finds a log in the forest, and a “father‑son” relationship develops between them. The man shows great concern and patience towards the soulless object, but soon loses faith both in the object of his care and in himself.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aleksey Romanov
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Romanov Production
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