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Casanova’s Last Case 

Inga constantly crosses businesswoman Slavina, both in business and in her personal life. Slavina hires a handsome man to ruin Inga's relationship with her fiancé. Sasha is a professional Casanova; charming women is his job, and he always does it with ease. But not with Inga...
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Inga constantly crosses businesswoman Slavina, both in business and in her personal life. Slavina hires a handsome man to ruin Inga's relationship with her fiancé. Sasha is a professional Casanova; charming women is his job, and he always does it with ease. But not with Inga...

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Genre:Romance, TV Movie
Directed By:Anatoli Mateshko
Written By:Svetlana Sazanova
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Mostelefilm, Kievtelefilm

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