Hunt for the Wilderpeople
If you’ve been itching for a sign to finally go on that unforgettable summer camping trip, this is it.
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Marinka and Kolka's provincial wedding takes place in a roadside cafe, where the newlyweds were only able to rent half the room. The reason for this is an expensive wedding ring. The second half of the room is unexpectedly occupied by a wake. The party does not go according to plan, the bride unsuccessfully tries to make perfect content for social networks and takes out all her indignation on the quiet groom. The offended groom puts the wedding ring on the line in a competition. The offended bride runs away from her own wedding with a widower from the wake, who turns out to be a rapist.
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Marinka and Kolka's provincial wedding takes place in a roadside cafe, where the newlyweds were only able to rent half the room. The reason for this is an expensive wedding ring. The second half of the room is unexpectedly occupied by a wake. The party does not go according to plan, the bride unsuccessfully tries to make perfect content for social networks and takes out all her indignation on the quiet groom. The offended groom puts the wedding ring on the line in a competition. The offended bride runs away from her own wedding with a widower from the wake, who turns out to be a rapist.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kristina Boreyko, Anton Kukanov, Marina Chayka
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Moscow Film School
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