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A photographer, who creates collage portraits of women, is working on a portrait. His current girlfriend is tired of being used only as a piece in his collages. After breaking up with her he seeks to reunite with his former woman. To get her back, he deliberately hurts himself.
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A photographer, who creates collage portraits of women, is working on a portrait. His current girlfriend is tired of being used only as a piece in his collages. After breaking up with her he seeks to reunite with his former woman. To get her back, he deliberately hurts himself.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ihor Zaitsev, Ernes Sarykhalil
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Manifesto_18
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