Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio
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It's Our Turn, Guys!
Georgy, who unsuccessfully tried to enter the conservatory twice and was left without family support, ran away from a prestigious job, not knowing how to live, and soon received a draft notice for the army.
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Georgy, who unsuccessfully tried to enter the conservatory twice and was left without family support, ran away from a prestigious job, not knowing how to live, and soon received a draft notice for the army.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gary Kuntsev
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Studio:Georgia-Film
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