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Mommy and Two Drones
The new patisserie in the new building district immediately won the love of the townspeople: exemplary cleanliness, good food, and flowers. But if you take a closer look at the customers, you can see those who secretly pour vodka into their glasses. The cleaning lady receives empty dishes as a bribe for her assistance. During her lunch break, she puts the bottles in a bag, and her son and wife arrive in their own car to take away the accumulated bottles. Two idle men with higher education have been unemployed for four years, relying on their mother's side income...
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The new patisserie in the new building district immediately won the love of the townspeople: exemplary cleanliness, good food, and flowers. But if you take a closer look at the customers, you can see those who secretly pour vodka into their glasses. The cleaning lady receives empty dishes as a bribe for her assistance. During her lunch break, she puts the bottles in a bag, and her son and wife arrive in their own car to take away the accumulated bottles. Two idle men with higher education have been unemployed for four years, relying on their mother's side income...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nikolai Ekk
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Tsentrnauchfilm
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Nikolai Ekk
Director
Zoya Fyodorova
Maria Pavlovna
Nadezhda Drozd
Ellochka
Nikolay Dupak
Pavlusha
Georgiy Vitsin
a visitor to the cutlet shop
Mikhail Shuydin
a visitor to the cutlet shop
Vasili Merkuryev
a visitor to the cutlet shop
Evgeni Leonov
policeman
Vladimir Lebedev
a visitor to the cutlet shop
Viktor Rechman
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