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The Fly Fishing Lesson
Taras is 35 years old and he lives with his grandmother in an old building of Kyiv. He is in a difficult situation socially and professionally. He has however a great passion, fly fishing. A passion that he will try to share with Luda, a young woman met on Facebook.
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Taras is 35 years old and he lives with his grandmother in an old building of Kyiv. He is in a difficult situation socially and professionally. He has however a great passion, fly fishing. A passion that he will try to share with Luda, a young woman met on Facebook.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kyryl Zhekov
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