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Bayguys 

In a small village, life goes on quietly until unknown criminals appear who have begun stealing cattle from the villagers. Three friends decide to become "superheroes" and, wearing homemade masks, set off to cleanse the village of alcohol. Their naive heroism first causes laughter, then admiration, and soon suspicion, because it was at that time that thefts were taking place in the village. Now the friends have to prove that they are not to blame, and turn from simple guys into real defenders of their village.
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In a small village, life goes on quietly until unknown criminals appear who have begun stealing cattle from the villagers. Three friends decide to become "superheroes" and, wearing homemade masks, set off to cleanse the village of alcohol. Their naive heroism first causes laughter, then admiration, and soon suspicion, because it was at that time that thefts were taking place in the village. Now the friends have to prove that they are not to blame, and turn from simple guys into real defenders of their village.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Aman Yergaziyev
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Asanafilm

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