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Shoal 

Three relationships deconstructed. The Red Couple choose to pretend to be harmonious for the last three days of living together. The Green Couple's three days are full of uncertainty and nervousness, waiting for the other to reveal themselves intimately. The Yellow Couple, two colleagues, will lose themselves in the workplace romance genre trying not to fall in love.
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Three relationships deconstructed. The Red Couple choose to pretend to be harmonious for the last three days of living together. The Green Couple's three days are full of uncertainty and nervousness, waiting for the other to reveal themselves intimately. The Yellow Couple, two colleagues, will lose themselves in the workplace romance genre trying not to fall in love.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Toms Harjo
Written By:Toms Harjo, Sabīne Tīkmane, Marta Jančevska, Agate Krista, Jānis Grūtups, Matīss Ozols, Lolita Kurpniece
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Tet Studio

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