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Young film director in the shooting period of his first feature film doesn’t even guess how much will cost realization of his artistic conception. Shooting of bedroom scene will be the real disaster for all the crew, takes all director’s nerves and almost destroy his private life.
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Young film director in the shooting period of his first feature film doesn’t even guess how much will cost realization of his artistic conception. Shooting of bedroom scene will be the real disaster for all the crew, takes all director’s nerves and almost destroy his private life.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Irina Basenko, Nikita Grammatikov
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Runtime:12 minutes
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Cast
Irina Basenko
Director
Kirill Pletnyov
director
Kristina Kazinskaya
actress
Kirill Komarov
actor
Elena Karadzhova
actor's agent
Natalya Iokhvidova
barmaid
Sergey Klimkov
driver
Anastasiya Vasilets
second director
Ilya Sherstobitov
producer
Daniil Atunlese
director of photography
Mariya Braylovskaya
director assistant
Nikita Alekseenko
sound director
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