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Fight Till The End 

The film tells the story of a young actor and his two friends. It shows the tragic life of the protagonist, his love for life, his loyalty and his struggle to achieve his goal. There comes a moment in the life of the main character when he consciously goes to his death.
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The film tells the story of a young actor and his two friends. It shows the tragic life of the protagonist, his love for life, his loyalty and his struggle to achieve his goal. There comes a moment in the life of the main character when he consciously goes to his death.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Giorgi Megrelishvili
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Runtime:103 minutes
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