International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam

jag älskar dig, natasha

Hakan Pieniowski, Kåge Jonsson, Sweden, 1999

Synopsis

At the maternity hospital in the small Russian town Staraja Russa, Natasha, Ludmilla and Svetlana are expecting to give birth to a little Ivanov or maybe a little Katja. Men are not allowed in the maternity wards and the future fathers have to wait outside. This film with its share of joy and sorrow, leaves the Russian crises for tomorrow, although it reveals an uncertain future…

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Available versions:	Unknown, video,
Spoken languages:	Russian
Subtitling:	English
Sales remarks:	-

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Director
Kåge Jonsson
Hakan Pieniowski
Production
Patrick Nebout for SVT

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Country of Production: Sweden
Year production: 1999

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