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Pancake Machine 

The young vlogger Maximka shares revelations about his life, death, women and capitalism before making the decision of sex change. Already as a woman, she shares her thoughts about the transformation and that life as a woman is not what she expected.
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The young vlogger Maximka shares revelations about his life, death, women and capitalism before making the decision of sex change. Already as a woman, she shares her thoughts about the transformation and that life as a woman is not what she expected.

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Genre:Documentary, Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Oleg Mavromatti
Written By:Oleg Mavromatti, Kana Se, po98
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Supernova Group

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