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An Australian Latvian comes to Latvia, eager to participate in the national Song and Dance Festival. He is alone, without his own dance group - how far will he go to get accepted in a local dance group?
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An Australian Latvian comes to Latvia, eager to participate in the national Song and Dance Festival. He is alone, without his own dance group - how far will he go to get accepted in a local dance group?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Aik Karapetian, Lote Eglīte
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:LMT, fon Films
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