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Katya, a young girl from a good family, a student of philology is awarded a grant to study archives in Paris but instead of heading to Paris she travels to the Arab Emirates to start international modeling career…
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Katya, a young girl from a good family, a student of philology is awarded a grant to study archives in Paris but instead of heading to Paris she travels to the Arab Emirates to start international modeling career…
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Darya Gratsevich
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Box Office:$409,913
Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Art Pictures Studio, LookFilm
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