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A documentary about an unpredictable and exciting night when a simple birthday party turns into a chaotic adventure. The main character, Maxim, finds himself in the center of events when excessive amounts of alcohol and heated emotions take over. From funny situations to moments when it seems like everything will get out of control, the film captures the dynamics of friendship, fun and unexpected turns that can happen when a celebration becomes a real test for everyone present.
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A documentary about an unpredictable and exciting night when a simple birthday party turns into a chaotic adventure. The main character, Maxim, finds himself in the center of events when excessive amounts of alcohol and heated emotions take over. From funny situations to moments when it seems like everything will get out of control, the film captures the dynamics of friendship, fun and unexpected turns that can happen when a celebration becomes a real test for everyone present.
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Genre:Documentary, Comedy
Written By:Yuri Nikolaichuk
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Box Office:$500
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Studio:Krug Litz
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