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“Accidents are not accidental” – that’s what they say when people’s lives intersect in a strange way. The driver of a city taxi sees evidence of this statement every day. For him, a casual observer, the coincidences are amusing. But one day, a passenger with a different point of view will get into his car.
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“Accidents are not accidental” – that’s what they say when people’s lives intersect in a strange way. The driver of a city taxi sees evidence of this statement every day. For him, a casual observer, the coincidences are amusing. But one day, a passenger with a different point of view will get into his car.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Anastasiya Volkova
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