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Andrey is a handsome veterinarian with a successful Moscow pet clinic. Popular with ladies among his upscale clientele, he is forced to leave town when the jealous husband of one of them hires a hitman.
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Andrey is a handsome veterinarian with a successful Moscow pet clinic. Popular with ladies among his upscale clientele, he is forced to leave town when the jealous husband of one of them hires a hitman.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Aleksandr Malenkov, Sergey Plotov
In Theaters:11/11/2011
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:EGO Production
Cast
Eduard Radzyukevich
Director
Marina Aleksandrova
Anna
Anna Ardova
Galya
Mikhail Bespalov
Andrey
Anfisa Chekhova
Priglashennaya zvezda
Viktoriya Dayneko
Priglashennaya zvezda
Mariya Denyakina
Sekretarsha
Fyodor Dobronravov
Pyotr
Valeriy Islyaykin
Voditel avtobusa
Miroslava Karpovich
Molodozhen
Andrey Kaykov
Borya
Natalya Khodus
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