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Waiting for the New Year 

A lonely woman street cleaner's letter to unknown person, written on the first day of the New Year: a year spent observing the seasons and dreaming of a miracle for the following New Year.
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A lonely woman street cleaner's letter to unknown person, written on the first day of the New Year: a year spent observing the seasons and dreaming of a miracle for the following New Year.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Vladimir Leschiov
Written By:Vladimir Leschiov
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Lunohod Animation Studio

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