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Light Thereafter 

Pavel, an emotionally volatile and socially alienated young man, sets off across Europe in search of his idol, the enigmatic painter Arnaud. Desperately lonely and adrift, Pavel tries to adhere to the host of characters he meets along the way.
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Pavel, an emotionally volatile and socially alienated young man, sets off across Europe in search of his idol, the enigmatic painter Arnaud. Desperately lonely and adrift, Pavel tries to adhere to the host of characters he meets along the way.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Konstantin Bojanov
Written By:Konstantin Bojanov
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Film and Music Entertainment, Left Field Ventures, Multfilm

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