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Lucky People

2014, Belarusian. Directed by Victor Asliuk.

Godforsaken places where people live detached from society are still present in the world. But Belarus, a country integrated into civilisation processes, can hardly boast of their existence. The authors tell the stories of two families residing in Rasony district, in a forest close to the border with Russia. Having gone bush they do without electricity, communication and other habiliments of civilisation. Being eager to start a new life they came back to the native country from big cities – Moscow, Saint Petersburg... But their dreams and expectations confronted Belarus's reality...

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Released
1 January 2014
Original title
Шчаслівыя людзі
Country
Belarus, Poland

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Lucky People (2014) was directed by Victor Asliuk.

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