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Full Moon Serenade is a 2022 documentary film from directors Lauris Ābele and Mārcis Ābele. It is 26 minutes long and came out on November 10, 2022.

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Behind the all-seeing eyes of surveillance cameras, there is always someone watching the Latvian capital. "Full Moon Serenade" offers the viewer a unique opportunity to get to the other side of the surveillance cameras on the nights of the full moon to see Rīga's night life in all its quirky forms. The film is a tribute or a serenade to the nocturnal city, night dwellers and night watchers.
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What is the release date of Full Moon Serenade?
Full Moon Serenade was released on November 10, 2022.
How long is Full Moon Serenade?
Full Moon Serenade runs 26 minutes (26 minutes).
Who directed Full Moon Serenade?
Full Moon Serenade was directed by Lauris Ābele and Mārcis Ābele. The screenplay is credited to Mārcis Ābele and Lauris Ābele.
What kind of movie is Full Moon Serenade?
Full Moon Serenade is listed on TMDB as a documentary film.
What should I watch if I liked Full Moon Serenade?
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