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Incluvie – Better diversity in movies.
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We get to know thee couples' stories. Zoli and Klara's almost-over marriage, Emil's (the lonely projectionist) and his lost love's connection and an introverted high school student, Gergo's bitter attempts of stealing a girl's heart. The three stories have little in common, however at the end the conflicts are finding solutions from the lessons taught by each other.
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We get to know thee couples' stories. Zoli and Klara's almost-over marriage, Emil's (the lonely projectionist) and his lost love's connection and an introverted high school student, Gergo's bitter attempts of stealing a girl's heart. The three stories have little in common, however at the end the conflicts are finding solutions from the lessons taught by each other.

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Directed By:Papp Máté
Written By:Papp Máté
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Runtime:70 minutes
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