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Fragments of Rap 

Yulia is not yet 20, but for several years she has been left to her own devices. Alcohol and night parties become the only option sometimes to forget about responsibility and completely surrender to the elusive youth.
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Yulia is not yet 20, but for several years she has been left to her own devices. Alcohol and night parties become the only option sometimes to forget about responsibility and completely surrender to the elusive youth.

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Directed By:Grigory Klimenko
Written By:Grigory Klimenko
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Runtime:30 minutes
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