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The Last Day of February
Vitek, a troubled young man, seeks out his younger brother Josef (Pepa) who is a well-adjusted adoptee with a stable home life—for help. Over the course of a single day, their reunion spirals from dark humor to deep confrontation, exposing buried traumas, fractured family bonds, and the unspoken love between siblings raised in different worlds.
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Vitek, a troubled young man, seeks out his younger brother Josef (Pepa) who is a well-adjusted adoptee with a stable home life—for help. Over the course of a single day, their reunion spirals from dark humor to deep confrontation, exposing buried traumas, fractured family bonds, and the unspoken love between siblings raised in different worlds.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Alisher Abdrakhym
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