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The Psycho and the Odds and Ends
Based on the prose of Mikhail Levitin. The films "The Psycho and the Odds and Ends" and "My Poor Pierrot" are two novellas that are not connected by plot, but share the same main character. They can be considered the first and third parts of a trilogy. The second part — "A Rotten Story" — has not yet been produced.
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Based on the prose of Mikhail Levitin. The films "The Psycho and the Odds and Ends" and "My Poor Pierrot" are two novellas that are not connected by plot, but share the same main character. They can be considered the first and third parts of a trilogy. The second part — "A Rotten Story" — has not yet been produced.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aleksandr Basov
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:VGIK
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