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Carousels 

A story about friends who find themselves in a big mess. After a night at the club, they run into serious problems; they turn to more influential people for help, who agree to solve their problem for mutual benefit, but it’s not as simple as it seems. All the characters are connected to each other through their involvement in criminal activities. Everyone will pay for their actions; no one will go unpunished.
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A story about friends who find themselves in a big mess. After a night at the club, they run into serious problems; they turn to more influential people for help, who agree to solve their problem for mutual benefit, but it’s not as simple as it seems. All the characters are connected to each other through their involvement in criminal activities. Everyone will pay for their actions; no one will go unpunished.

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Genre:Drama, Crime
Directed By:Vitaly Belyan
Written By:Vitaly Belyan, Danil Bagamanov
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Runtime:71 minutes
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