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Four-Seven-Six (2018) | Slate

Four-Seven-Six

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Four-Seven-Six

Четыре-Семь-Шесть

A documentary about the Tomsk dorm on Lytkina Street (and the bedbugs)

A comedy documentary about the life of one small man in one small room.

Released: 2018
Runtime: 3m
Genres: Documentary, Comedy
Country: Russia
Language: Russian

Direction and writing

Dima TeplovDirector

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Cast

Alexey Vshivkov
Эдуард Латшин

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