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This is the story of people who have saved more than they lost under the pressure of our ambivalent present, which has mixed up all the laws of earth and heaven. Their strength and weakness is their love: for their land, for their neighbours. They are both dissident and obedient at the same time, like the mountains. They rebel against the injustices of life, and bravely take all the blows of fate. To the human eye, the Malkovych family is lost among beautiful and harsh nature, but in fact they are in a place where harmony and love, passed down through generations, have ruled since the beginning of time.
Eva Dzhyshyashvili
Oksana Ivanyuk
Eva Dzhyshyashvili, Valentyn Borshchenko
Andrii Rohachov
Eva Dzhyshyashvili, Svitlana Hryhorenko
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