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Neobyknovenniy Posha

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One of the films, filmed on mobile phone by Mikhail Bondarev and Mykola Yeriomin during their high school days of 2008 and 2009. Film was eventually lost, but hand-written credits, some concepts and Posha were saved.
Posha is a paper puppet fictional character that was created to entertain his friends during the breaks in school. It was credited as an actor, giving the absurdity of a film.
Was planned as a web-series but filmed scenes from two unfinished episodes were lost. It was Mykola Yeriomin's second attempt on web-series after Robokop (2004).

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Mykola Yeriomin: Posha's voice.

Director Trademark

Mykola Yeriomin: [titles and credits] Both titles and credits were hand-written and contain various in-jokes and (mostly intentional "stylistic suck") mistakes (see Crazy Credits section for details).
Mykola Yeriomin: [multilinguality] "The End" title says "FIN", which is in French, while mostly film is in Russian.

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