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Passport
A father drives his son out of Ukraine to avoid him getting drafted, but halfway through the road the son realizes he has forgotten his passport at home. They now have to get it back until tomorrow, when the son turns 18.
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A father drives his son out of Ukraine to avoid him getting drafted, but halfway through the road the son realizes he has forgotten his passport at home. They now have to get it back until tomorrow, when the son turns 18.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Zhora Papoian
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Yurii Tereshchenko's Workshop
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