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A trip to get milk at night becomes a night Moscow journey for the main hero - Arseny. During this trip he finds what he was looking for.
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A trip to get milk at night becomes a night Moscow journey for the main hero - Arseny. During this trip he finds what he was looking for.
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Written By:Anton Mordashov
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Runtime:19 minutes
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Cast
Anton Mordashov
Director
Vasily Malyshev
Arseny
Sergey Zelenetsky
Fyodor
Yuliya Afanasyeva
Olya
Anna Maltseva
Arseny's Girlfriend
Pavel Zachinaev
First Hoodlum
Alexander Vihlyael
Second Hoodlum
Dmitry Kovynev
Extra (Party Scene)
Margo Dudnik
Extra (Party Scene)
Alexandra Kugultino
Extra (Party Scene)
Anastasia Mospale
Extra (Party Scene)
Esther Afanasieva
Extra (Party Scene)
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