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UNWRITTEN PLAY. One day in the life of a playwright
A film about how the poet's own failures give rise to his creativity.
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A film about how the poet's own failures give rise to his creativity.
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Genre:Animation, History
Written By:Irina Litmanovich, Victor Shenderovich
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