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- ↑ Реальное против виртуального: зачем смотреть фильм «Sheena667»
- ↑ ГРИГОРИЙ ДОБРЫГИН: «ПРАВИЛЬНЫЕ ХОД, ЗАДУМКА ИЛИ СИНОПСИС ПРИТЯГИВАЮТ К СЕБЕ ДАЛЬНЕЙШ/a>
- ↑ Шоссе не туда
- ↑ https://iffr.com/en/2019/films/sheena667
- ↑ https://www.screendaily.com/news/rotterdam-film-festival-reveals-2019-tiger-competition-line-up/5135660.article
- ↑ Sheena 667
