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Going Places, Maybe 

Max (Maxim Voronkov) and Bolshoy (Evgeny Tetervov) are two crazy friends who completely trust their luck. Life for them does not present any difficulties, because any problem can be solved in no time if you want to. I've run out of money – I can plunder a little, I don't want to walk – they have plenty of free cars parked on the street. But on the love front, things are not going well for the characters.…
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Max (Maxim Voronkov) and Bolshoy (Evgeny Tetervov) are two crazy friends who completely trust their luck. Life for them does not present any difficulties, because any problem can be solved in no time if you want to. I've run out of money – I can plunder a little, I don't want to walk – they have plenty of free cars parked on the street. But on the love front, things are not going well for the characters.…

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Maksim Voronkov
Written By:Maksim Voronkov
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Kinobabnik

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