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A situational comedy about a mix of nutty people that come together in an environment of peculiar provincial show business of a developing country, each of them craving for fame and riches.
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A situational comedy about a mix of nutty people that come together in an environment of peculiar provincial show business of a developing country, each of them craving for fame and riches.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Masha Fridman, Rūta Lukosevičiūtė
In Theaters:
Box Office:$93,613
Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Pavloff Entertainment, TEZ Tour
Cast
Gerry Pavloff
Director
Arvydas Dapšys
Eros Giannakakis
Judita Urnikytė
Eglė
Dominykas Vaitiekūnas
Andrius
Kristina Zaldokaite
Liepa
Kiril Glušajev
Žiuljenas
Anzela Aleksandrovic
Natali Giannakakis
Ieva Jackeviciute
Gitana
Donatas Šimukauskas
Taksi vairuotojas
Perlis Vaisieta
Eglės tėvas
Alanas Chosnau
Alanas
Ieva Černiauskaitė
Agnė
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