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Where Are You Going?
Artem plays the accordion and lives in an ordinary city. His life is doomed to be boring and quiet. Since childhood he has been dreaming of leaving everything behind and rushing through to the new world. Dreaming of leaving everything behind and going to the other end of the country, he remembers his past, which prevents him from making this reckless move. Having seen an unknown girl, the young man realizes how hard it is to live in a locked world.
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Artem plays the accordion and lives in an ordinary city. His life is doomed to be boring and quiet. Since childhood he has been dreaming of leaving everything behind and rushing through to the new world. Dreaming of leaving everything behind and going to the other end of the country, he remembers his past, which prevents him from making this reckless move. Having seen an unknown girl, the young man realizes how hard it is to live in a locked world.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maria Salyukova
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