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Home Not Alone 3
Masha encounters the insidious Nyanya again. But now the villain has a new ally - the charming swindler Anton. At stake is the school graduation. Together with her friend Egor, Masha must stop the criminals and save the most important evening of the year.
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Masha encounters the insidious Nyanya again. But now the villain has a new ally - the charming swindler Anton. At stake is the school graduation. Together with her friend Egor, Masha must stop the criminals and save the most important evening of the year.
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure, Family
Written By:Aleksandr Berezhnoy, Dmitry Borisov
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:BigScreenProduction, Cinema Workshop Studio, Arna Media
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