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Jule is 27. She is always late everywhere. She is about to become a judge, but the fact that she is always late gets in the way. She starts going to driving lessons that should help. Here she meets a driving instructor Arturas.
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Jule is 27. She is always late everywhere. She is about to become a judge, but the fact that she is always late gets in the way. She starts going to driving lessons that should help. Here she meets a driving instructor Arturas.
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Written By:Jorė Janavičiūtė
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre
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