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Dear Friend, I Respect You 

There are only few of them left in the home village. In the middle of emptiness and despair the only way out is to come up with new schemes. Small change has the price of gold here. Riks ropes hobby artist friend Oskar into his hunting-business in hope of quick wealth.
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There are only few of them left in the home village. In the middle of emptiness and despair the only way out is to come up with new schemes. Small change has the price of gold here. Riks ropes hobby artist friend Oskar into his hunting-business in hope of quick wealth.

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Directed By:Ove Musting
Written By:Veera Marjamaa
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Downtown Pictures Production, Baltic Film and Media School

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