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Songs of the Djinns
Two actresses wander the streets of Varanasi on New Year's Eve. Meanwhile, the Goan heroes are preparing a musical event featuring pop stars. One day, they'll find themselves on a ship, where they'll take turns telling their stories. The ship will sail along a quiet river, and on the shore, everyone will be listening: bats in ruined palaces, wandering magicians, and touring DJs. They need to hear the singing of the genies.
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Two actresses wander the streets of Varanasi on New Year's Eve. Meanwhile, the Goan heroes are preparing a musical event featuring pop stars. One day, they'll find themselves on a ship, where they'll take turns telling their stories. The ship will sail along a quiet river, and on the shore, everyone will be listening: bats in ruined palaces, wandering magicians, and touring DJs. They need to hear the singing of the genies.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Roman Mikhailov
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:FT Production, Respect India Entertainment Pvt. Ltd., Free Art Solutions, Grozdia
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