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Temo
The young protagonist of the film is in love with an older woman with children, and this further complicates his already tense relationship with his family and friends. Swimming against the current is accompanied by many difficulties, and this woman is the only solace for Temo.
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The young protagonist of the film is in love with an older woman with children, and this further complicates his already tense relationship with his family and friends. Swimming against the current is accompanied by many difficulties, and this woman is the only solace for Temo.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Levan Zakareishvili, Zaal Samadashvili
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Georgia-Film
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