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My neighbor Pavel 

Danny has just moved in alone and is invited to lunch by her neighbor, Pavel, an old Russian man who rarely leaves the house. What starts as a normal meal soon develops into a series of unexpected events.
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Danny has just moved in alone and is invited to lunch by her neighbor, Pavel, an old Russian man who rarely leaves the house. What starts as a normal meal soon develops into a series of unexpected events.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Daniel Toffler Bruski
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Runtime:11 minutes
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