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Higher Levels 

Two syncronized translators, novice and experienced ones, are going to translate the negotiations between the heads of two nuclear power countries. The experienced one knows how to come out of difficult situations that can arise during the higher level meetings. The novice translator deals with such a ranked event for the first time. The relations between the two countries have been worsening for a quite a long period, the countries leaders can't hide their irritation even in public discussions. The negotiations are coming to an unpleasant final, so the translators have to make a tough choice.
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Two syncronized translators, novice and experienced ones, are going to translate the negotiations between the heads of two nuclear power countries. The experienced one knows how to come out of difficult situations that can arise during the higher level meetings. The novice translator deals with such a ranked event for the first time. The relations between the two countries have been worsening for a quite a long period, the countries leaders can't hide their irritation even in public discussions. The negotiations are coming to an unpleasant final, so the translators have to make a tough choice.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ekaterina Germ-Uvarova, Alexey Saprykin
Written By:Ekaterina Germ-Uvarova, Alexey Saprykin
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Runtime:16 minutes
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Ekaterina Germ-Uvarova, Alexey Saprykin

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Sergey Kolbintsev

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Marсo Dinelli

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Sergey Kuznetsov

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Yuliya Cherepnina

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