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Illness is loneliness and fear. But is it possible in such conditions to lose faith to meet a friend and happiness? Is all life now doomed to pass behind the bleak walls of the hospital? A sick boy suffering from leukemia meets a mentally ill person in the hospital, with whom they run in search of healing.
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Illness is loneliness and fear. But is it possible in such conditions to lose faith to meet a friend and happiness? Is all life now doomed to pass behind the bleak walls of the hospital? A sick boy suffering from leukemia meets a mentally ill person in the hospital, with whom they run in search of healing.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mikhail Vasiliev
Written By:Mikhail Vasiliev
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Runtime:46 minutes
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