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Mark is a young man who is running away from loneliness. He dates girls, but decides to work through his problems with a psychotherapist — and this turns out to be far from an easy therapy…
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Mark is a young man who is running away from loneliness. He dates girls, but decides to work through his problems with a psychotherapist — and this turns out to be far from an easy therapy…
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Anna Korshun, Alina Biloholovkina
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Dmytro Tomashpolskyi's workshop "Centaurs", Kyiv National I. K. Karpenko-Karyi Theatre, Cinema and Television University
Cast
Anna Korshun
Director
Yevhen Shemet
Mark
Anastasia Priadun
Psychotherapist
Anna Korshun
Sophia
Iryna Zhydkova
Katya
Anastasia Drabynko
Julia
Danylo Kolesnyk
Waiter
Tetiana Sydorchuk
Julia's Mother
Roman Blyshchavenko
Julia's Father
Oleksandr Kudinov
Police Officer
Oleksii Turovskyi
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Heorhii Pliiev
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