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Man for Money
When a tenacious tax inspector takes on another of her investigations, the success of which can guarantee a managerial post, a charming suspect on the road shuffles all the cards and recalls true values.
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When a tenacious tax inspector takes on another of her investigations, the success of which can guarantee a managerial post, a charming suspect on the road shuffles all the cards and recalls true values.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Katarzyna Krzysztopik, Piotr Bronowski
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Justinas Krisiūnas
Director
Sandra Daukšaitė-Petrulėnė
Laura
Justinas Jankevičius
Marijonas
Akvilė Vitkūnaitė-Steponavičienė
Agnė
Marius Čižauskas
Artūras
Nijolė Narmontaitė
Lauros mama
Mindaugas Capas
Lauros tėvas
Aldona Vilutytė
Jorė
Deimilė Valinskaitė
Urtė
Lukas Petrikis
Benas
Julius Žalakevičius
Ričardas
Renata Mikailionytė
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