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Meeting Syama
Syama and her friends are scammers. But why do we love them? Because they donate the money they earn through fraud to people with serious illnesses. But what did they know that one day they would need this money themselves. Both friends and the angel of death will rush to meet with Syama.
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Syama and her friends are scammers. But why do we love them? Because they donate the money they earn through fraud to people with serious illnesses. But what did they know that one day they would need this money themselves. Both friends and the angel of death will rush to meet with Syama.
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Genre:Drama, Action, Comedy
Written By:Talib Akhmadov, Orxan Merdan, Vuqar Huseynov
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Azərbaycan Kino Mərkəzi
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