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Yulia Peresild desperately wants to play in a comedy and prove that she is funny. But after losing a role in a card game, she drowns her disappointment in suspicious-looking moonshine, which sends her into a time loop. Finding herself in "Groundhog Day", Yulia tries again and again to prove that she is not only a good person, but also, most importantly, a funny actress.
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Yulia Peresild desperately wants to play in a comedy and prove that she is funny. But after losing a role in a card game, she drowns her disappointment in suspicious-looking moonshine, which sends her into a time loop. Finding herself in "Groundhog Day", Yulia tries again and again to prove that she is not only a good person, but also, most importantly, a funny actress.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Artur Tsilenko
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Runtime:10 minutes
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