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Oleg, who is deafblind and trapped in a dungeon of blindness, longs for sensations and impressions. And fate gives him, seemingly helpless, a chance to live a week to the fullest - during these seven days he will get lost in a megalopolis, fall into the clutches of criminals and escape from them, make a journey and, of course, meet love.
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Oleg, who is deafblind and trapped in a dungeon of blindness, longs for sensations and impressions. And fate gives him, seemingly helpless, a chance to live a week to the fullest - during these seven days he will get lost in a megalopolis, fall into the clutches of criminals and escape from them, make a journey and, of course, meet love.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Sergey Vinogradov
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Kedr Pro Film Company, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation

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