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14 Kisses
The bachelor librarian Chakalov lives in seclusion. Surrounded by the novels of great authors, he has developed his own view of the world and has a ready quote for every thing. This lasts until his aunt decides to choose him as the continuator of the family and heir to her fortune. She sets one condition - that he meet and kiss 14 women and marry the fifteenth. So he meets a prostitute, an animal lover, a terrorist, a stripper, a dentist... And all of them, one by one, introduce him to the world of love until he finds the real one.
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The bachelor librarian Chakalov lives in seclusion. Surrounded by the novels of great authors, he has developed his own view of the world and has a ready quote for every thing. This lasts until his aunt decides to choose him as the continuator of the family and heir to her fortune. She sets one condition - that he meet and kiss 14 women and marry the fifteenth. So he meets a prostitute, an animal lover, a terrorist, a stripper, a dentist... And all of them, one by one, introduce him to the world of love until he finds the real one.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ivaylo Petrov, Plamen Maslarov
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