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For young district police officer Fedya, everything in his life is going awry. He hasn't been paid at work for several months now. The boss, with the help of a policeman, intends to carry out an illegal business, and the girl is tired of providing for both of them alone. One day Fedya finds an unusual bowling ball in the field, which promises the guy to solve all his problems.
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For young district police officer Fedya, everything in his life is going awry. He hasn't been paid at work for several months now. The boss, with the help of a policeman, intends to carry out an illegal business, and the girl is tired of providing for both of them alone. One day Fedya finds an unusual bowling ball in the field, which promises the guy to solve all his problems.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Serafim Chikhladze
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:START Studio
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