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The quiet life of a group of apartment neighbors is turned upside down when a 55-year-old woman named Doina moves in next door. A maniacal lawsuit enthusiast, Doina demands absolute silence in the building. Tensions rise and chaos unfolds as the neighbors decide to fight back.
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The quiet life of a group of apartment neighbors is turned upside down when a 55-year-old woman named Doina moves in next door. A maniacal lawsuit enthusiast, Doina demands absolute silence in the building. Tensions rise and chaos unfolds as the neighbors decide to fight back.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Eugene Buica, Cristi Ciui, Tibi Codorean, Sergiu Floroaia, Cristian Ilișuan, Mircea Popa
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Runtime:89 minutes
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