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Summer. City. Love
“Summer. City. Love.” is a multi-genre almanac dedicated to the inhabitants of cities. It consists of 8 short stories, related in one way or another. Stories about the main feeling - love, and how different it can be.
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“Summer. City. Love.” is a multi-genre almanac dedicated to the inhabitants of cities. It consists of 8 short stories, related in one way or another. Stories about the main feeling - love, and how different it can be.
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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Airat Abushakhmanov, Ruslan Rimovich, Ruslan Yultaev, Aydar Akmanov, Aysyuak Yumagulov, Vitaly Dudka, Ainur Askarov
Written By:Aydar Akmanov, Ivan Avseenko, Marina Dorokhina
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Runtime:101 minutes
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