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The boy's life in the kids' summer camp has gone wrong from the very start. First, a gang of Indians beat him up, then a girl refused to play the flute with him and then he ended up in a secret lair of a local sorcerer. But what brings the boy most sufferings is his memories of his mother.
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The boy's life in the kids' summer camp has gone wrong from the very start. First, a gang of Indians beat him up, then a girl refused to play the flute with him and then he ended up in a secret lair of a local sorcerer. But what brings the boy most sufferings is his memories of his mother.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kirill Verkhozin, Asel Bagautdinova
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Moscow School of New Cinema
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