Synopsis
Eight-year-old Veronica and six-year-old Anya met recently, but have already become best friends. Anya lives in a luxurious mansion, while Veronica lives in an old dilapidated house. Anya invites her friend to her birthday party, but betrays her there. A simple story about a children's party turns into an existential parable about the search for forgiveness.
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