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Lado is nineteen when his father comes back home unexpectedly after a very long absence. The young man tries desperately to get some answers from his parent, but in vain. When his father leaves again, Lado goes back to his life of crime, together with his younger brother. He is left to answer the questions their father would not hear.
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Lado is nineteen when his father comes back home unexpectedly after a very long absence. The young man tries desperately to get some answers from his parent, but in vain. When his father leaves again, Lado goes back to his life of crime, together with his younger brother. He is left to answer the questions their father would not hear.

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Directed By:Davit Pirtskhalava
Written By:Davit Pirtskhalava
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Runtime:25 minutes
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Davit Pirtskhalava

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Sandro Kalandadze

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Mamuka Kiladze

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