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Women and Roads. The Way to Yourself. Ladoga
This is a film about meanings. More precisely, this is a film about women and the search for meanings. It is also a film about the largest lake in Europe, Ladoga, with its natural beauty and complicated history. And also about how she lives these days, Ladoga and her women… Seven days on the road, more than a thousand km of road, interesting meetings, important life questions, sincere answers to them.
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This is a film about meanings. More precisely, this is a film about women and the search for meanings. It is also a film about the largest lake in Europe, Ladoga, with its natural beauty and complicated history. And also about how she lives these days, Ladoga and her women… Seven days on the road, more than a thousand km of road, interesting meetings, important life questions, sincere answers to them.
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