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Мотомарс. Большая гонка 

Teenage courier Mitya Strekozkin, wanting to escape from the Martian slums to Earth, takes part in a deadly race. But a meeting with the daring racer Vasilisa, whose secret mission threatens his dream, turns his ideas about justice upside down. Soon Mitya will have to uncover a conspiracy, survive betrayal and make a choice between escaping to Earth and fighting for the freedom of Mars.
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Teenage courier Mitya Strekozkin, wanting to escape from the Martian slums to Earth, takes part in a deadly race. But a meeting with the daring racer Vasilisa, whose secret mission threatens his dream, turns his ideas about justice upside down. Soon Mitya will have to uncover a conspiracy, survive betrayal and make a choice between escaping to Earth and fighting for the freedom of Mars.

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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction, Adventure
Written By:Maxim Volkov, Dmitriy Averkiev
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Studio:Central Partnership, Yarko Animation Studio, Cinema Foundation of Russia

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