“Dead Poets Society”: Why Neil’s Father Stood "Before The Law"
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Sergey Orlov. Pink Leopard
A collection of jokes by Sergey Orlov that didn’t make it into his major solo specials: a selection of observations, stories, and reflections on a trip to America and the clash between expectations and reality, poor English skills, travel, life after thirty, and other everyday situations that serve as a starting point for exploring why people are the way they are.
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A collection of jokes by Sergey Orlov that didn’t make it into his major solo specials: a selection of observations, stories, and reflections on a trip to America and the clash between expectations and reality, poor English skills, travel, life after thirty, and other everyday situations that serve as a starting point for exploring why people are the way they are.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sergey Orlov
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Kinopoisk
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