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Motorcycle Summer
On his 18th birthday, Māris receives a motorcycle from his parents, and, while driving around with his friends, they pass a wedding car. The bride, Inese, is entering a loveless marriage, so she allows Māris to steal her from the wedding reception.
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On his 18th birthday, Māris receives a motorcycle from his parents, and, while driving around with his friends, they pass a wedding car. The bride, Inese, is entering a loveless marriage, so she allows Māris to steal her from the wedding reception.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Elmars Ansons, Andris Jakubāns
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Rīgas kinostudija
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