'You Are My Home' and Only Hope
A homeless girl faces depression and uncertainty during the holidays.
Strastite Abiturientski
All kind of crazy characters would gather for a once-in-a-lifetime celebration in honor of a young unsuspecting graduate. However, that very night their lives would change forever because when you mesh all those unapologetic egos together, it is like a ticking time bomb.
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All kind of crazy characters would gather for a once-in-a-lifetime celebration in honor of a young unsuspecting graduate. However, that very night their lives would change forever because when you mesh all those unapologetic egos together, it is like a ticking time bomb.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:106 minutes
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Martin Assenov
Aleksey Sedlarov
Galin Naydenov
Gosho Leketo
Dimitar Kostadinov
Petyo Bozdugana
Peter Dimitrov
Grozdanov The Mechanic
Radost Stoyanova
Mara Otvarachkata
Svetlin Karov
The Graduate
Ivaylo Hristov
Borislav Sedlarov
Alper Chochev
Dr. Mengeme
Boriana Borisova
Sofia-Lavandula
Venelin Filopov
Dancho Psychoto
Kiril Kardzhaliyski
The Mayor Barkanichkov
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