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A young man carrying a ruined brick house on his head is forced to live in a society where it is forbidden to have ruins on the head. He carefully hides his defect with a high hat and finds the only consolation in his beloved. But one day, by a terrible coincidence, his secret is revealed, and the ruins, which were lovingly guarded, are revealed under the threat of wrecking.
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A young man carrying a ruined brick house on his head is forced to live in a society where it is forbidden to have ruins on the head. He carefully hides his defect with a high hat and finds the only consolation in his beloved. But one day, by a terrible coincidence, his secret is revealed, and the ruins, which were lovingly guarded, are revealed under the threat of wrecking.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Mariya Sapatova
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