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Kardo
Kardo is a son of Russian immigrants. He lives in Sweden in Stockholm. Kardo is the same as everybody, but, in his opinion, he is different from others in that he has the ability to see the future. Kardo is sure that because of the Apocalypse the whole world, except Russia, will be destroyed. And Kardo decides to save Russian immigrants in Sweden - to return them to their Motherland till the Apocalypse. But what Russian immigrants think about leaving Sweden?
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Kardo is a son of Russian immigrants. He lives in Sweden in Stockholm. Kardo is the same as everybody, but, in his opinion, he is different from others in that he has the ability to see the future. Kardo is sure that because of the Apocalypse the whole world, except Russia, will be destroyed. And Kardo decides to save Russian immigrants in Sweden - to return them to their Motherland till the Apocalypse. But what Russian immigrants think about leaving Sweden?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Svetlana Sigalaeva
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