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Hypnosis
Valutsky cannot quit smoking, so in desperation he turns to Dr. Sharoblov, who treats patients with hypnosis. Eventually, Valutsky quits smoking. However, the consequences of hypnosis are quite unpredictable. Based on Mikhail Zoshchenko's short story "Hypnosis".
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Valutsky cannot quit smoking, so in desperation he turns to Dr. Sharoblov, who treats patients with hypnosis. Eventually, Valutsky quits smoking. However, the consequences of hypnosis are quite unpredictable. Based on Mikhail Zoshchenko's short story "Hypnosis".
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Oleh Martyrosian
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