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Mom's Letter

2024, Russian. Directed by Alexander Sukachev.

The mother and daughter face the question of whether to keep the pregnancy or terminate it. Both are under pressure from relatives, friends, and doctors. Both are going through a difficult decision-making process. Each episode of the artistic part shows the life circumstances and the path that a woman in a crisis situation goes through. In documentary inserts, representatives of various professions (psychologists, lawyers, gynecologists, clergymen) tell how they face the problem of abortion in their lives.

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Released
17 October 2024
Original title
Мамино письмо
Country
Russia
Box office
$23K
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Mom's Letter (2024) was directed by Alexander Sukachev and stars Olga Krasko, Olesya Zheleznyak, Dmitry Zhirov.

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