Everything would have gone on as usual in the island of Anchuria, if not for a small suitcase filled with hundreds of thousands of dollars that suddenly turned up at the local barber's, and the mysterious stranger who one day was washed ashore by the waves on the coast of Anchuria...
Mykola Rasheiev
Director
Valentin Gaft
Frank Goodwin
Nikolai Karachentsov
Dicky Maloney
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
Billy Keogh
Ernst Romanov
Beelzebub
Kakhi Kavsadze
Sabas
Vaiva Mainelytė
Isabel
Nelli Volshaninova
Pasa
Rasmi Dzhabrailov
Esteban
Vasili Chkhaidze
Miraflores
Feliks Hilevych
Violinist
Yuriy Dubrovin
American Businessman
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