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Expedition
Senya is a student, a well-known Weiner, confident in his irresistibility. To impress his beloved, he makes her a gorgeous marriage proposal. But unexpectedly, Julia refuses, accusing him of irresponsibility and frivolity. Senya decides to prove his feelings and goes on an archaeological expedition, where they are waiting for incredible adventures, fateful meetings and unique discoveries...
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Senya is a student, a well-known Weiner, confident in his irresistibility. To impress his beloved, he makes her a gorgeous marriage proposal. But unexpectedly, Julia refuses, accusing him of irresponsibility and frivolity. Senya decides to prove his feelings and goes on an archaeological expedition, where they are waiting for incredible adventures, fateful meetings and unique discoveries...
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Gavril Menkyarov
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Runtime:95 minutes
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