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The story takes place on Valentine's Day in no man's land, one of the craziest days of the century, when everything is turned upside down, the turn of seemingly random events slowly connecting together.
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The story takes place on Valentine's Day in no man's land, one of the craziest days of the century, when everything is turned upside down, the turn of seemingly random events slowly connecting together.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:András Salamon
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Origo Film Group, Odesa Films
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