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Memories from the era of Studio 54. Cocaine chic. Kisses. Dances. Drugs. Eventually, rock’n’roll. The story of one night at the end of a party.
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Memories from the era of Studio 54. Cocaine chic. Kisses. Dances. Drugs. Eventually, rock’n’roll. The story of one night at the end of a party.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Arina Ovchinnikova, Nikolay Kovalenko, Alina Sorokina
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:HSE Art and Design School
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