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One Day in Istanbul
Four friends come to Istanbul to see their friend Vadim, but they learn the sad news: their friend died suddenly. Thus, one day in Istanbul turns into an evening in memory of Vadim. The characters recall funny incidents from life, share memories and are sad about the inevitable.
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Four friends come to Istanbul to see their friend Vadim, but they learn the sad news: their friend died suddenly. Thus, one day in Istanbul turns into an evening in memory of Vadim. The characters recall funny incidents from life, share memories and are sad about the inevitable.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sergey Petreykov, Leonid Barats, Rostislav Khait
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Strela, Yellow, Black & White, START Studio
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