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God's Work
The life of widower Rusi and his neighbor Milko – a ‘priest’ with the mind of a child – is turned upside down when a Turkish boy and a Bulgarian girl seek their help to protect their love and escape their feuding families.
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The life of widower Rusi and his neighbor Milko – a ‘priest’ with the mind of a child – is turned upside down when a Turkish boy and a Bulgarian girl seek their help to protect their love and escape their feuding families.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maria Ivanova
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