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Krashanka 2.0. The Quantum Paradox
After the events of the first part, where Ivan Zabiyaka built a ballistic missile, he takes on a new invention: a Time Machine, disguised as an old minibus.
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After the events of the first part, where Ivan Zabiyaka built a ballistic missile, he takes on a new invention: a Time Machine, disguised as an old minibus.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Yurii Mykulenko, Dmytro Hryhorenko
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Ukrainian State Film Agency, Mamas Film Production
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