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The Boy and His Robot 

In the post-apocalypse world, a boy and a robot walk toward the unknown, bound by the search for a missing father and the belief that light still exists among the ruins.
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In the post-apocalypse world, a boy and a robot walk toward the unknown, bound by the search for a missing father and the belief that light still exists among the ruins.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
Directed By:Ekaterina Zadorina
Written By:Ekaterina Zadorina
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Runtime:63 minutes
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Ekaterina Zadorina

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Sergey Zadorin

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Diomid Vinogradov

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