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Onlyhuman

2022, Russian. Directed by Yana Klimova-Yusupova.

Sasha lives his simple but cool life: he works as a bartender, meets a beautiful girl Laura, together they are preparing to move to Barcelona, ​​where they are already waiting for their own apartment and their own bar, which Laura's parents bought for the couple. On the surface, everything looks perfect, but no one knows what difficulties are hidden in the depths. A few days before the move, Sasha learns that there was a woman who left him in the hospital thirty years ago. A young man who has grown up as an orphan gets a chance to see his mother for the first time. Acquaintance with this woman completely changes Sasha's life. On the threshold of her apartment, where he comes filled with desperate resentment, a lonely and sick woman appears, falling in front of a guy in an epileptic fit. Sasha sees a man who, probably, all these years was not easier than he was.

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Released
14 July 2022
Original title
Просточеловек
Country
Russia
Written by
Yana Klimova-Yusupova

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Onlyhuman (2022) was directed by Yana Klimova-Yusupova and stars Philipp Avdeev, Agata Mutsenietse, Chulpan Khamatova.

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