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Every macho once meets a girl who still touches the secret strings of the heart. A journey through charming Kyiv becomes a symphony of love for Him and Her. But can He wait 100 days for a new meeting?
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Every macho once meets a girl who still touches the secret strings of the heart. A journey through charming Kyiv becomes a symphony of love for Him and Her. But can He wait 100 days for a new meeting?
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama
Written By:Vinsent Mettel
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Runtime:30 minutes
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