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Pavlov's Dogs
The film is about a psychologist and entertainment industry operator Sergei Knyazev, who organizes parties for rich people and various role-playing games where they can play beggars or take part in duels, for example.
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The film is about a psychologist and entertainment industry operator Sergei Knyazev, who organizes parties for rich people and various role-playing games where they can play beggars or take part in duels, for example.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Arto Halonen
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Art Films Production
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