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A found footage film. A mother and son go to Finland for shopping. But suddenly, it turns out that the Finns have a holiday where every Finn must eat one foreigner. The Finns attack the foreigners and eat them like zombies

There's an interesting scene in the film where one of the Finns is found hanged. He did this out of happiness, because he was too happy living in Finland. He felt so good that he committed suicide

By Reuters. Reporting by Gergely Szakacs Writing by Anna Wlodarczak-Semczuk Editing by Peter Graff:

WARSAW, April 20 (Reuters) - Hungarian election winner Peter Magyar called on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Monday to reopen the damaged Druzhba ​pipeline as soon as it is functional, and for Russia ‌to resume oil shipments through it.

Hungary's outgoing government, led by Prime Minister Viktor Orban, and Slovakia have been in a dispute with Ukraine over the ​suspension of Russian oil supplies over Ukrainian territory through the ​Soviet-era pipeline. Kyiv says the pipeline was shut due ⁠to a Russian attack in late January.

"If on the Ukrainian side ​the Druzhba pipeline is ready for oil shipments, then they should ​kindly reopen it as they had promised," Magyar told a news conference after the first meeting of his parliamentary group.

"And from Russia, we expect them to ​start feeding oil (into the pipeline) in line with the contracts, ​because this will not work without either."

Magyar also said the expansion of the ‌PAKS ⁠nuclear power plant was an important and necessary project but the new government would have to look into the financing conditions of a construction loan and see whether restructuring or refinancing were possible.

The 12.5 ​billion euro Paks-2 project, ​which Magyar ⁠said could cost 24 billion to complete, was awarded to Russia's Rosatom without a competitive tender and ​has long been cited as a symbol of ​close ties ⁠between President Vladimir Putin and Orban.

"We have to examine whether the loan conditions can be restructured, whether this important and necessary investment ⁠can be ​financed with better conditions," Magyar said.

"We ​also need to see whether the market can be opened up and the process can ​be accelerated."