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2 hours ago, jnelsoninjax said:

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This reminds me of a Russian film called "The Irony of Fate" about a man on a train who falls asleep, and when he gets off, he thinks he is in his town, but he's not.  But since Soviet-era towns and cities were all pretty much cookie cutter, he didn't know and goes to where he thinks his apartment is and finds other people living there.  Anyway, I think he ends up falling in love with the woman in what he thought was his apartment, and the live HEA.  I saw it when I lived in Bulgaria, whose towns and apartment blocks were similar.  

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2 hours ago, devHead said:

This reminds me of a Russian film called "The Irony of Fate" about a man on a train who falls asleep, and when he gets off, he thinks he is in his town, but he's not.  But since Soviet-era towns and cities were all pretty much cookie cutter, he didn't know and goes to where he thinks his apartment is and finds other people living there.  Anyway, I think he ends up falling in love with the woman in what he thought was his apartment, and the live HEA.  I saw it when I lived in Bulgaria, whose towns and apartment blocks were similar.  

Maybe the guy could have seen it was not his apartment from the type of OLED TV hanging on the wall, or by Alexa assistant not recognising his verbal commands?

 

Anyway here's a funny pic: 

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22 hours ago, Steven P. said:

Maybe the guy could have seen it was not his apartment from the type of OLED TV hanging on the wall, or by Alexa assistant not recognising his verbal commands?

 

The movie was made back in the 70s though.

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