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A pair of magical pink shoes gives a homeless woman the fame and luxury she always wanted. However, she quickly discovers that her dream life is just an illusion.
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A pair of magical pink shoes gives a homeless woman the fame and luxury she always wanted. However, she quickly discovers that her dream life is just an illusion.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Music
Written By:Oksana Tarnavska
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Dmytro Tomashpolskyi's workshop "Centaurs", Kyiv National I. K. Karpenko-Karyi Theatre, Cinema and Television University
Cast
Oksana Tarnavska
Director
Oksana Tarnavska
Homeless Woman
Oleksandr Zahorodnii
Homeless Man
Anna Korshun
Homeless Woman
Milena Pasichnyk
Homeless Woman
Heorhii Pliiev
Homeless Man
Artem Shteynle
Homeless Man
Maksym Kashchenko
Passer-by/DOP
Anastasiia Parkhomenko
Photographer
Yevheniia Fedenko
Girlfriend
Daryna Sytchenko
Girlfriend
Iryna Zhydkova
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