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An unemployed actor, suffering from a mental block, is offered to play a tragicomic part in his own life. In return for a flat, he is meant to pick up a girl and then “transfer” her to his employer.
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An unemployed actor, suffering from a mental block, is offered to play a tragicomic part in his own life. In return for a flat, he is meant to pick up a girl and then “transfer” her to his employer.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Sebastian Buttny
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Absolut Media, Lodz Film School, Uchostudio, Kolektyw Film, Futro Film, Kreativa
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