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A clown serving his country 

A clown is confronted with the reality and difficulties of being a street artist in the digital age. In his search for online fame he makes a discovery that radically shifts his perspective about meaningful work and life, forcing him to change his ways.
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A clown is confronted with the reality and difficulties of being a street artist in the digital age. In his search for online fame he makes a discovery that radically shifts his perspective about meaningful work and life, forcing him to change his ways.

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Directed By:Dragoș Bota
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Facultatea de Teatru și Film din Cluj-Napoca

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