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The Tale of a Woman
The film tells the story of a woman, Natalka Nechay, who works as a rolling mill operator.
Her personal life hasn't worked out — she's separated from her husband. Her adult children are also facing difficulties: her son has divorced his wife, and her daughter, who is supposed to be preparing for her exams, has decided to get married...
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The film tells the story of a woman, Natalka Nechay, who works as a rolling mill operator. Her personal life hasn't worked out — she's separated from her husband. Her adult children are also facing difficulties: her son has divorced his wife, and her daughter, who is supposed to be preparing for her exams, has decided to get married...
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Volodymyr Denysenko
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Dovzhenko Film Studios
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