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Indre and Paulius haven't kept in touch lately; but as his foot is in a cast, she agrees to drive him out to a small town near the airport, where his brother and her boyfriend died.
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Indre and Paulius haven't kept in touch lately; but as his foot is in a cast, she agrees to drive him out to a small town near the airport, where his brother and her boyfriend died.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Laurynas Bareiša
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:afterschool
Cast
Laurynas Bareiša
Director
Gabija Bargailaitė
Indrė
Giedrius Kiela
Paulius
Indrė Patkauskaitė
Ieva
Paulius Markevičius
Martynas
Jolanta Dapkūnaitė
Mom
Ieva Andrejevaitė
Karolina
Žygimantė Elena Jakštaitė
Waitress
Laimutė Štrimaitytė
Danguolė
Vladimir Dorondov
Man in car
Aleksandr Kanajev
Man in car
Danas Kavaliauskas
Man in car
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