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During a night train journey to Prague, a disgraced minister of justice meets an ambitious young woman. This chance encounter gives rise to an unexpectedly close relationship over the course of a single night. In a labyrinth of secret lovers, unexpected revelations, and drunken reckonings with the past, both women are forced to confront their own loneliness, unfulfilled ambitions, and deep need for genuine human connection.
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During a night train journey to Prague, a disgraced minister of justice meets an ambitious young woman. This chance encounter gives rise to an unexpectedly close relationship over the course of a single night. In a labyrinth of secret lovers, unexpected revelations, and drunken reckonings with the past, both women are forced to confront their own loneliness, unfulfilled ambitions, and deep need for genuine human connection.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Lukáš Valíšek
Written By:Lukáš Valíšek
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:FAMU

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