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The Heat Death of the Universe
After the death of her beloved pet ferret, Eva accidentally stumbles upon a popular science blog about space. Videos of astrophysicist Sundukov plunge her deeper into the abyss of obsessive thoughts about the death of the universe. Finding herself on the verge of insanity, Eva decides to meet with the professor in person.
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After the death of her beloved pet ferret, Eva accidentally stumbles upon a popular science blog about space. Videos of astrophysicist Sundukov plunge her deeper into the abyss of obsessive thoughts about the death of the universe. Finding herself on the verge of insanity, Eva decides to meet with the professor in person.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Evgeny Burak, Igor Bagaturiya
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