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Meat Factory 

Documentary film about the parliamentary elections at a meat factory in Donetsk, Ukraine. It shows organization and process of the election. It's main focus is a combination of extreme and boredom. Also this film is an attempt to understand who and how determines our future. What unite and divide people. And the humor after sleepless nights.
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Documentary film about the parliamentary elections at a meat factory in Donetsk, Ukraine. It shows organization and process of the election. It's main focus is a combination of extreme and boredom. Also this film is an attempt to understand who and how determines our future. What unite and divide people. And the humor after sleepless nights.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Piotr Armianovski
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Runtime:32 minutes
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