Julia Volkova

Janie Sawyer, une américaine vivant à Moscou, et sa meilleure amie Lana, une russe, sont fans du groupe t.A.T.u. Mais l'obsession va vite tourner à la folie...

Truth: Live in St. Petersburg, or t.A.T.u. Truth is an official live DVD release by t.A.T.u. of their 2006 performance in St. Petersburg. The DVD was scheduled for release in early 2006. However, after the group split from Universal Music, they announced they only had plans to release the DVD in Japan. After further legal issues with Universal, the DVD was released on September 12, 2007 available for purchase on Amazon.co.jp. The songs "Cosmos (Outer Space)", "Novaya Model", "Chto Ne Khvatayet" and "30 Minut" that were a part of the set list were cut from the final release of the DVD. This is t.A.T.u.'s first release since leaving

Truth: Live in St. Petersburg is an official live DVD release by t.A.T.u. of their 2006 performance in St. Petersburg. The DVD was scheduled for release in early 2006. However, after the group split from Universal Music, they announced they only had plans to release the DVD in Japan. After further legal issues with Universal, the DVD was released on 12 September 2007. The songs "Cosmos (Outer Space)", "Novaya Model", "Chto Ne Hvataet", "Polchasa" and "Dangerous and Moving" that were a part of the set list were cut from the final release of the DVD. This was t.A.T.u.'s first release after leaving Universal Music. On 28 January 2020, the live album of Truth: Live in St. Petersburg was released on major music streaming services. The songs that we cut from the DVD's final release were included in the live album.[1] However, the album was dropped from streaming services and can't be currently streamed.

A young couple move apart from one another to go to college but remain together in a long distance romance. The pair must try to do whatever it takes to stay in touch and eventually be reunited. Everything has changed, but can their love survive the distance?

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