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The peculiar girl Anya Kadet makes her vlog about trains on YouTube and in Periscope. She loves classical music and her work on the railway. Once she meets a strange peasant Kulebyakin, who turns out to be a real sorcerer! And he has his own plans for Anya's life ...
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The peculiar girl Anya Kadet makes her vlog about trains on YouTube and in Periscope. She loves classical music and her work on the railway. Once she meets a strange peasant Kulebyakin, who turns out to be a real sorcerer! And he has his own plans for Anya's life ...
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Anna Den, Viktor Lebedev
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Runtime:91 minutes
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