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An ordinary employee of the Siberian branch of a company selling raincoats meets the owner of the business at a corporate party in Moscow and wins the heart of the boss. They are both not free, but together they escape from the corporate party to walk around night and morning Moscow, trying to again experience the forgotten feeling of romance. During their walk, they will meet various characters from today's life and find themselves in funny situations. And the capital itself, with its spring streets, bridges, parks and even Red Square, will help them become happy.
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An ordinary employee of the Siberian branch of a company selling raincoats meets the owner of the business at a corporate party in Moscow and wins the heart of the boss. They are both not free, but together they escape from the corporate party to walk around night and morning Moscow, trying to again experience the forgotten feeling of romance. During their walk, they will meet various characters from today's life and find themselves in funny situations. And the capital itself, with its spring streets, bridges, parks and even Red Square, will help them become happy.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ilya Olenev
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Nikita Mikhalkov Film Academy
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