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The End of the Chain 

A secluded fast food joint next to an empty parking lot, where it's good to go because nobody recognizes you there. On a rainy autumnal day, people show up one after the other – all of them on the verge of a breakdown – or perhaps a breakthrough? The main character, Waitress, sees and absorbs it all. One by one – through their personal drama – the clients push the Waitress towards her own edge.
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A secluded fast food joint next to an empty parking lot, where it's good to go because nobody recognizes you there. On a rainy autumnal day, people show up one after the other – all of them on the verge of a breakdown – or perhaps a breakthrough? The main character, Waitress, sees and absorbs it all. One by one – through their personal drama – the clients push the Waitress towards her own edge.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Priit Pääsuke
Written By:Paavo Piik
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Alexandra Film, Luxfilm

Cast

Director

Priit Pääsuke

Director

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Maiken Pius

Waitress

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Hendrik Toompere Jr.

Young Man

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Tiit Lilleorg

Composer

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Jörgen Liik

Poet

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Evelin Võigemast

Woman

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Ott Aardam

Man

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Ester Kuntu

Gal

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Ilja Nartov

Truck Driver

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Viire Valdma

Lady

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Tõnu Oja

Gent

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Katariina Tamm

Tallinn "Rabbit"

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