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Brothers 

The plot is built around Slavik, a Sochi slacker and ladies man who lived without thinking about tomorrow. But fate decided to play a cruel joke on him - he learns about a terrible diagnosis. The only hope for salvation is a suddenly found brother, who turns out to be the famous singer Philipp Kirkorov. In order to meet his relative, Slavik develops a daring plan to kidnap a Russian pop star and draws Kirkorov into a whirlpool of incredible adventures.
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The plot is built around Slavik, a Sochi slacker and ladies man who lived without thinking about tomorrow. But fate decided to play a cruel joke on him - he learns about a terrible diagnosis. The only hope for salvation is a suddenly found brother, who turns out to be the famous singer Philipp Kirkorov. In order to meet his relative, Slavik develops a daring plan to kidnap a Russian pop star and draws Kirkorov into a whirlpool of incredible adventures.

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Genre:Adventure, Comedy
Directed By:Mark Gorobets
Written By:Yan Katel, Anna Simikina
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Berg Sound, TNT, Temp Film Company

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