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The Stepfather (2007)
As a child, Shura had to endure a terrible shock: the death of her father. It took a long time before she recovered from the shock and got used to a measured life together with her mother. And here in their house appears a man - the future husband of the mother.With childish maximalism the girl in every possible way shows her protest and does not notice that her parent is seriously ill. After her death, Shura has to build a new relationship with her stepfather. From hate to love, as they say....
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As a child, Shura had to endure a terrible shock: the death of her father. It took a long time before she recovered from the shock and got used to a measured life together with her mother. And here in their house appears a man - the future husband of the mother.With childish maximalism the girl in every possible way shows her protest and does not notice that her parent is seriously ill. After her death, Shura has to build a new relationship with her stepfather. From hate to love, as they say....
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:11/11/2007
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:FILM.UA Group
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