Love, Sex and Pandemic
Feb 04 2022
•2h 54m
•Drama
We follow the lives of three women and a young man who are sexually liberated and treat monogamy lightly. When the coronavirus pandemic begins, the protagonists are faced with the opportunity of setting their lives straight.
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Anna Mucha
Kaja
Zofia Zborowska-Wrona
Olga
Sebastian Dela
Bartek
Małgorzata Rozenek-Majdan
Nora
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