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Raising by Height
A middle-aged man takes on the role of an industrial climber for the first time in his life and finds himself at a great height. Panic, an unreliable rope and frantic tenants will try to disrupt his mental and physical functioning, but the main target is a large inscription on the wall of a building that must be painted over at all costs.
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A middle-aged man takes on the role of an industrial climber for the first time in his life and finds himself at a great height. Panic, an unreliable rope and frantic tenants will try to disrupt his mental and physical functioning, but the main target is a large inscription on the wall of a building that must be painted over at all costs.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Roman Krasnoschok
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Runtime:15 minutes
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