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Edelweiss Hotel 

Alex is a millionaire who wants to be a billionaire. To achieve this goal, he embarks on a risky adventure. At once, he learns about a hotel in the mountains, which allegedly contains a huge amount of gold. The businessman comes up with a simple plan to arrive at the scene, make friends with the owner of the hotel, enchant his daughter, marry her, and become those who will eventually get all the gold. This flawless plan turned out to have several weaknesses. Other adventurers know about the gold, and the daughter of the hotel owner is engaged.
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Alex is a millionaire who wants to be a billionaire. To achieve this goal, he embarks on a risky adventure. At once, he learns about a hotel in the mountains, which allegedly contains a huge amount of gold. The businessman comes up with a simple plan to arrive at the scene, make friends with the owner of the hotel, enchant his daughter, marry her, and become those who will eventually get all the gold. This flawless plan turned out to have several weaknesses. Other adventurers know about the gold, and the daughter of the hotel owner is engaged.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Yurii Rudyi
Written By:Stas Medvedev
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Content Film Group

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Yurii Rudyi

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Serhii Komarovskyi

Alex

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Hanna Kuzina

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Vasyl Virastiuk

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Artemii Yehorov

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Viktoriia Bulitko

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Kateryna Rubashkina

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Nataliya Vasko

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Aleksei Kolesnik

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Oleksii Durniev

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