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To help his mother cope with a problem that requires money, the hero decides to sell his guitar combo, which is with his ex-girlfriend. But this turns out to be not so easy.
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To help his mother cope with a problem that requires money, the hero decides to sell his guitar combo, which is with his ex-girlfriend. But this turns out to be not so easy.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yaroslav Ikonnikov
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:VKSR
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