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A superliner carrying millionaires crashed in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Only a few people were saved. They swim on a raft and listen to humorous fables about friendship between Ukrainians and Jews told by a Hasid.
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A superliner carrying millionaires crashed in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Only a few people were saved. They swim on a raft and listen to humorous fables about friendship between Ukrainians and Jews told by a Hasid.
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie, Music
Written By:Leonid Slutsky
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Ukrtelefilm, Golden Gate Film Studio, MP «Partnyor»
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