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A journalist finds himself in a dire criminal situation. Some would resort to violence, but he picks up a pen and masterfully extricates himself from the predicament, turning the entire city upside down in the process.
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A journalist finds himself in a dire criminal situation. Some would resort to violence, but he picks up a pen and masterfully extricates himself from the predicament, turning the entire city upside down in the process.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Aleksey Redozubov, Konstantin Murzenko, Roman Kachanov
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Кинокомпания Страна, Cinema Foundation of Russia
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