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While waiting for the results of the Molodist Film Festival selection, film director and bachelor's graduate Tim has not-so-pleasant encounters in Kyiv with his friends, relatives and colleagues, who became part of his 30-minute thesis film.
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While waiting for the results of the Molodist Film Festival selection, film director and bachelor's graduate Tim has not-so-pleasant encounters in Kyiv with his friends, relatives and colleagues, who became part of his 30-minute thesis film.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Vadіm Mochalov
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