A mother protects and cares for her sons while they’re little. But even later, when they have already left home, she is always there when her sons need help.
About a Mother (Pro Mamu)
Director: Dina Velikovskaya | Countries of production: Russia | Year: 2015 | Length: 7 min
Language: No dialogue | Age: 5+ years
Dok Leipzig (Kids Dok), Official selection
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