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Coziness 

Serious family relationships in a comedic aspect - fate, money, neighbors, the future, how we live, at what pace, what we give, what we want, how we get away.
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Serious family relationships in a comedic aspect - fate, money, neighbors, the future, how we live, at what pace, what we give, what we want, how we get away.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Kamen Donev
Written By:Kamen Donev, Boris Radev
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Runtime:147 minutes
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