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The Last Day 

You wake up in the village and there's not a soul around. And you have a video camera in your hand... and what if tomorrow may not come? What will you do?.. In this way, events begin to develop in the Yakut village near the river in the Amginsky ulus of Yakutia.
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You wake up in the village and there's not a soul around. And you have a video camera in your hand... and what if tomorrow may not come? What will you do?.. In this way, events begin to develop in the Yakut village near the river in the Amginsky ulus of Yakutia.

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Genre:Thriller, Adventure, Mystery
Directed By:Stepan Burnashev
Written By:Alexey Ambrosyev
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:New Era Films

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