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Let's Fight
It’s a road movie about young people who have nothing to do at night, so they drink in the car and accidentally get into a neighborhood “fight”.
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It’s a road movie about young people who have nothing to do at night, so they drink in the car and accidentally get into a neighborhood “fight”.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Silvija Kuodytė
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre
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