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Home Alone 3 

It's New Year's Eve. Stefania and her friends are busily preparing for the holiday. However, Stefania's mind is elsewhere: she failed the audition for a popular musical, and her dream is to become a professional singer. Suddenly, thieves break into Stefania's apartment to steal the diamonds she recently found. Now the friends must embark on another journey to save their friend from trouble.
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It's New Year's Eve. Stefania and her friends are busily preparing for the holiday. However, Stefania's mind is elsewhere: she failed the audition for a popular musical, and her dream is to become a professional singer. Suddenly, thieves break into Stefania's apartment to steal the diamonds she recently found. Now the friends must embark on another journey to save their friend from trouble.

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Genre:Comedy, Adventure, Family
Directed By:Filipp Korshunov
Written By:Roman Gurochkin, Alexandra Ilyina, Artem Mikhaylov, Darya Orlova, Andrey Terekhov
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Berg Sound, RWV Film

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