Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.
Is There No Such Thing As Love?
Katya is completely disappointed in men, and Sasha can't live a day without a new woman. Chance made them neighbors who couldn't get along. Deciding to reform the self-confident womanizer, Katya uses all means to turn his life into a living nightmare. However, playing with fire can be expensive, because it's only one step from hate to love, even if you don't believe in love.
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Katya is completely disappointed in men, and Sasha can't live a day without a new woman. Chance made them neighbors who couldn't get along. Deciding to reform the self-confident womanizer, Katya uses all means to turn his life into a living nightmare. However, playing with fire can be expensive, because it's only one step from hate to love, even if you don't believe in love.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Alexander Golovko, Viktoriya Bugaeva, Maxim Kudymov
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Motor! Film Studio, Pokrovka Film
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