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Lauris Dzelzītis
Evelīna Pārkere
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Daniils Silovs
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Daniils Silovs
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25 min
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Plot
Karlis Preiss, a member of the Latvian parliament, wakes up one morning only to discover that he's become entangled in a massive scandal, all because of what he had initially considered a harmless TikTok video interview.
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Original Language:
Latvian
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Latvijas Kultūras akadēmija
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Lauris Dzelzītis
E
Evelīna Pārkere
D
Daniils Silovs
Writer
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Anatolijs Širjajevs
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Konstantins Simonovs
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Daniils Silovs
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Daniils Silovs
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Vadims Zaikovskis
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