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Fifteen Days
To make a girl an offer, a guy named Kolya, you need to first find a job. While looking for a job, Kolya gets into trouble and finds himself in a children's camp, where he will have to find a common language not only with children, but also with himself.
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To make a girl an offer, a guy named Kolya, you need to first find a job. While looking for a job, Kolya gets into trouble and finds himself in a children's camp, where he will have to find a common language not only with children, but also with himself.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Mariya Nakhodkina
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:DETSAT
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