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Zatonyi and Kovari
At the end of high school, Zátonyi has to decide whether graduating or dating is more important. And for Kővári, the emergence of Leslie, who sees her future in drug dealing, could mean easy money. The two buddies almost miss the university entrance exam, but before that, they have to grow up a little bit for the task.
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At the end of high school, Zátonyi has to decide whether graduating or dating is more important. And for Kővári, the emergence of Leslie, who sees her future in drug dealing, could mean easy money. The two buddies almost miss the university entrance exam, but before that, they have to grow up a little bit for the task.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Family, Documentary, Drama, Adventure, Mystery, Romance, Thriller, Comedy
Written By:Dániel Zátonyi, Tamás Kővári
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:MagicStairs Entertainment
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