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Dying Swan
Fedir Orlenko was once a renowned ballet dancer who now lives in a small town. Caught in a long term depression, Fedor decides to end his life, but during his last day, he walks around the city to meet the "ghosts" of his past and once again plunge into the magical world in which he once lived.
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Fedir Orlenko was once a renowned ballet dancer who now lives in a small town. Caught in a long term depression, Fedor decides to end his life, but during his last day, he walks around the city to meet the "ghosts" of his past and once again plunge into the magical world in which he once lived.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Oleksii Hladushevskyi
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