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Andrei works at a car-wash. Due to a series of unfortunate events he gets fired. This is terrible news for Andrei, as he is getting married soon. At home he and his future wife argue and Andrei invents a story in order to avoid the fight. Who knew this was going to be a bad idea?
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Andrei works at a car-wash. Due to a series of unfortunate events he gets fired. This is terrible news for Andrei, as he is getting married soon. At home he and his future wife argue and Andrei invents a story in order to avoid the fight. Who knew this was going to be a bad idea?
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Stela Pelin, Ion Ioachim Stroe
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Aurora Independent Film, Bananarama Film Production, Wearebasca
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