Lonely in the Great
The film explores the concept of loneliness through a poetic words. It doesn't matter how high a person soars in his successes or in big cities where we seem to have many friends, fans, and acquaintances, but still feel lonely.
The film explores the concept of loneliness through a poetic words. It doesn't matter how high a person soars in his successes or in big cities where we seem to have many friends, fans, and acquaintances, but still feel lonely.
Pavlo Vlasenko
Fourth performer
Nataliia Ponomarova
First performer
Anna Alsheva
Fifth performer
Lilian Levos
Eighth performer
The film explores the concept of loneliness through a poetic words. It doesn't matter how high a person soars in his successes or in big cities where we seem to have many friends, fans, and acquaintances, but still feel lonely.
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