Marussia

Lucia and her daughter Marussia, who immigrated from Russia, are always in a state of flux, moving from one home to another and seeking refuge with various men in hopes of finding a place to call their own. Their tumultuous relationship is marked by a constant role reversal, where Marussia exhibits maternal feelings towards her mother, while Lucia displays a childish and irresponsible love for her daughter. This story is a modern twist on the classic Cinderella tale, where happiness is not brought about by a handsome prince, but by the simple joys that come from the loving moments shared between a mother and daughter.