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Elastico: The Twelfth Player 

A provincial football prodigy, Matvey, has already moved from Ulan-Ude to Moscow for a year and plays in the capital's club, where, however, he mostly sits on the bench. The novice, but cheeky agent Alina helps him break into the first line-up. Shortly before an important match, Matvey receives a call from his hometown with bad news related to his childhood criminal friends. Matvey and Alina fly to Ulan-Ude to settle the situation and save Dasha's younger brother, Matvey's ex-girlfriend.
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A provincial football prodigy, Matvey, has already moved from Ulan-Ude to Moscow for a year and plays in the capital's club, where, however, he mostly sits on the bench. The novice, but cheeky agent Alina helps him break into the first line-up. Shortly before an important match, Matvey receives a call from his hometown with bad news related to his childhood criminal friends. Matvey and Alina fly to Ulan-Ude to settle the situation and save Dasha's younger brother, Matvey's ex-girlfriend.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Dmitry Vlaskin
Written By:Dmitry Vlaskin, Anton Rival, Tikhon Kornev, Andrey Bednov
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:K.B.A., World & Media

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Dmitry Vlaskin

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Dmitry Vlaskin

Матвей Кузьмин

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Anna Begunova

Алина

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Irina Antonenko

Даша Разбегаева

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Nikita Volkov

Вадим

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Vladimir Gartsunov

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Pavel Stont

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Maxim Sorochinsky

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Aleksandr Frolov

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Evgeny Shirikov

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