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The Shooting Gallery
A homeless boy spends the night in the basements, peeps out the window behind the inaccessible ballerina and dreams of winning a million by shooting at the shooting gallery. However, an accurate hit does not bring anything except the ridicule of the old keeper of the shooting gallery. And then the bullet goes at him.
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A homeless boy spends the night in the basements, peeps out the window behind the inaccessible ballerina and dreams of winning a million by shooting at the shooting gallery. However, an accurate hit does not bring anything except the ridicule of the old keeper of the shooting gallery. And then the bullet goes at him.
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