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In 2005 rural Bulgaria, lonely 30-year-old Ovanes spends his days between a dull job at the local butcher shop and late nights chatting online. One day, he begins an unexpected virtual friendship with Ollie.
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In 2005 rural Bulgaria, lonely 30-year-old Ovanes spends his days between a dull job at the local butcher shop and late nights chatting online. One day, he begins an unexpected virtual friendship with Ollie.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Slava Milanova
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Marka Films, National Culture Fund, Bulgaria
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