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Highly Dangerous
One of the southern cities of Russia during the NEP. The famous doctor and his wife are killed, the person living opposite Schwartz is kidnapped. The bandits were looking for gold. Then there is a diversion at the factory. The Chekists find out that a man is implicated in everything, posing as a businessman Bespaly, he is Lieutenant Voronov, aka “Chaly” - the leader of the gang. With the selfless efforts of the operatives, the gang manages to neutralize.
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One of the southern cities of Russia during the NEP. The famous doctor and his wife are killed, the person living opposite Schwartz is kidnapped. The bandits were looking for gold. Then there is a diversion at the factory. The Chekists find out that a man is implicated in everything, posing as a businessman Bespaly, he is Lieutenant Voronov, aka “Chaly” - the leader of the gang. With the selfless efforts of the operatives, the gang manages to neutralize.
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Sulambek Mamilov, Edgar Smirnov
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Odessa Film Studio
Cast
Sulambek Mamilov
Director
Viktor Zhiganov
Виктор Климов
Boris Nevzorov
Степан Спиридонович Клыч
Tatyana Drubich
Таня Шевчук
Lev Durov
Потапыч
Zinoviy Gerdt
Шварц, ювелир
Mykola Sektymenko
Селезнёв
Anatoliy Skoryakin
Миша Гонтарь
Vladimir Vikhrov
Стас Ильин
Yelena Ivochkina
Виктория Клембовская
Timofey Spivak
Константин, («Красавец»)
Mikhail Vodyanoy
хозяин ресторана Арнольд
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