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Without Me
Two girls, who used to be in love with the same man, are starting to get texts and other mysterious messages after his death, and the only person, who could’ve possibly sent them, is him. The messages from the gone man send two rivals to the south of the country, when they have two unravel the mystery of their mutual loved one, understand themselves and deal with their own past.
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Two girls, who used to be in love with the same man, are starting to get texts and other mysterious messages after his death, and the only person, who could’ve possibly sent them, is him. The messages from the gone man send two rivals to the south of the country, when they have two unravel the mystery of their mutual loved one, understand themselves and deal with their own past.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Romance
Written By:Darya Gratsevich
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Box Office:$1,671,700
Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Cinetrain, Mars Media Entertainment, Cinema Foundation of Russia
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