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cov/id/entity Trailer (2020)

31 December 2020 Factual 32 mins

2020. The coronavirus epidemic is in full swing. The authorities in most countries around the world decide to isolate their citizens and close most public places. The main character of the film is a young actor named Danil, whose theater has been closed for quarantine. Like most creative people, he is forced to sit at home without money, work, or fulfillment, but with the hope that it will all end soon.

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