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The Dictator and His Servant
Escaping from a totalitarian society, in which music is banned, is rendered impossible, and the violent death of the artists, imposed by the supreme ruler, is carried out with no hesitation by his obedient servants.
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Escaping from a totalitarian society, in which music is banned, is rendered impossible, and the violent death of the artists, imposed by the supreme ruler, is carried out with no hesitation by his obedient servants.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ada Pistiner
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Universitatea Nationala de Arta Teatrala si Cinematografica "I.L. Caragiale"
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