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Anastasia 2022-03-31 09:01:09
And see the vast, and the hair is pale
He woke up in the morning alone, big bed, lonely person.
He is in his sixties, wearing the formal clothes of his youth, with a windbreaker over his thin body, and a dark scarf around his wrinkled neck.
He walked through the streets, walked through the rows of trees in the park, walked through the... -
Palma 2022-03-29 08:01:02
always answer questions
This movie doesn't seem like a popular genre, it's dull and seems to have been told for a long time without telling a storyline.
The only plot is all sorts of moral depravity,
I don't want to judge how bad this 60-year-old man is doing,
but at the end of the movie, wife Nancy is sitting in the...
Arthur J. Nascarella
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