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As a result of a combination of various circumstances, a 30-year-old gamer must reevaluate his current life and undergo an accelerated maturation course.
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As a result of a combination of various circumstances, a 30-year-old gamer must reevaluate his current life and undergo an accelerated maturation course.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Jakub Litke
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Studio:Under Ski Tower
Cast
Paweł Powolny
Director
Mikołaj Chroboczek
Wojtek Palczak
Aleksandra Justa
Joanna Palczak
Tetiana Malkova
Lena
Krzysztof Stelmaszyk
Ernest
Dobromir Dymecki
doctor Tretter
Sebastian Stankiewicz
Aleksandra Zagrodzka
Ola
Dmitry Malkov
security guard Sergiej
Marta Klubowicz
judge
Grzegorz Filipowicz
Mariusz Gagatek
ambulance driver
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