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Maundy Thursday 

A high school pupil Styopa is late for classes at an Orthodox gymnasium, but before going into the classroom he peeps into the library to check if there is a note from his beloved Lily in the hiding place they haven’t met for several days, she does not respond in social network. it’s time for the lessons to begin but the classrooms are empty, everybody is in the assembly hall.
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A high school pupil Styopa is late for classes at an Orthodox gymnasium, but before going into the classroom he peeps into the library to check if there is a note from his beloved Lily in the hiding place they haven’t met for several days, she does not respond in social network. it’s time for the lessons to begin but the classrooms are empty, everybody is in the assembly hall.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daniil Chernogortsev, Vyacheslav Katichev
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Runtime:19 minutes
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