Gods of Mexico, an Artistic Triumph that Eschews Narrative
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To Each His Own
Estonia in a turbulent era of change. Citizen A, a modest, indecisive person, with great difficulty and inner fear fits into the changed realities of the world around him. And he constantly finds himself in various absurd situations.
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Estonia in a turbulent era of change. Citizen A, a modest, indecisive person, with great difficulty and inner fear fits into the changed realities of the world around him. And he constantly finds himself in various absurd situations.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Peep Pedmanson
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:Tallinnfilm
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