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The Hardkiss. Big Show in Kyiv
A musical documentary film including a video version of the concert show of the Ukrainian musical group The Hardkiss. It was the first big performance for the musicians and the show attracted 6500 spectators. At the same time the film tells about the three-year anniversary of the band's line-up and the release of their first album.
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A musical documentary film including a video version of the concert show of the Ukrainian musical group The Hardkiss. It was the first big performance for the musicians and the show attracted 6500 spectators. At the same time the film tells about the three-year anniversary of the band's line-up and the release of their first album.
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