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A blind dog has been digging in a suburban villa. The father takes his hunting rifle and goes to kill it. Meanwhile, it turns out that his daughter is nearby with her artist friend. A conflict breaks out between the neighbors in the village.
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A blind dog has been digging in a suburban villa. The father takes his hunting rifle and goes to kill it. Meanwhile, it turns out that his daughter is nearby with her artist friend. A conflict breaks out between the neighbors in the village.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Milko Kunev
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Runtime:59 minutes
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