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Break (2019)

The company of three guys and two girls makes their way to the old funicular to have an unforgettable New Year’s Eve celebration at the top of the mountain. A fun adventure turns into a nightmare when the funicular stops over the abyss. Coldness, height and fear of a slow death make them reveal their true essence and get in a fight with each other.
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The company of three guys and two girls makes their way to the old funicular to have an unforgettable New Year’s Eve celebration at the top of the mountain. A fun adventure turns into a nightmare when the funicular stops over the abyss. Coldness, height and fear of a slow death make them reveal their true essence and get in a fight with each other.

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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Directed By:Tigran Sahakyan
Written By:Evgeniy Yuranov, Tigran Sahakyan, Oleg Smagin, Alexandr Nazarov, Denis Kosyakov, Arthur Astvatsatryan, Olga Rud
In Theaters:12/3/2019
Box Office:$371,557
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Attraction, CTB Film Company

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