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A famous massage therapist becomes the prime suspect in the disappearance of several of his clients. All the missing women are young girls looking to get away from of the provincial town to live their life in the capital, become professional models, or simply become high maintenance trophy wives.
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A famous massage therapist becomes the prime suspect in the disappearance of several of his clients. All the missing women are young girls looking to get away from of the provincial town to live their life in the capital, become professional models, or simply become high maintenance trophy wives.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Yusup Razykov
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:58.5 Production
Cast
Yusup Razykov
Director
Aleksey Guskov
Herman Petrovich Barinov-Prozorov
Anna Chipovskaya
Liliya Sergeevna / Olga
Victor Dobronravov
Barinov
Aleksey Vertkov
Marc
Platon Alexeev
Herman (childhood)
Irina Kupchenko
Valeria Pavlovna Prozorova
Irina Shevchuk
Maria Semenovna
Violetta Davydovskaya
Ekaterina Barinova
Yanina Melekhova
Aglaya Prozorova
Mariya Karpova
Marina
Irina Frolova
Young Maria
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