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Turbo Love
How to find an ideal boyfriend? The Turbo Love application comes to rescue – you may create a man of your dreams there and design a perfect date. A funny animation, a parody of the blogosphere, which shows that the front of a perfect life in the social media often hides falsehood and loneliness.
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How to find an ideal boyfriend? The Turbo Love application comes to rescue – you may create a man of your dreams there and design a perfect date. A funny animation, a parody of the blogosphere, which shows that the front of a perfect life in the social media often hides falsehood and loneliness.
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Genre:Animation, Romance, Comedy
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Studio Munka, Stowarzyszenie Filmowców Polskich
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