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A critical and ironic sequence of accidental events emphasising and exalting the main elements of human nature: animal cruelty, maniacal desire and paranoid fear versus beauty. Beauty is not understandable without its opposite: non-beauty.
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A critical and ironic sequence of accidental events emphasising and exalting the main elements of human nature: animal cruelty, maniacal desire and paranoid fear versus beauty. Beauty is not understandable without its opposite: non-beauty.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy
Written By:Emilis Vėlyvis
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