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Mr. Greenberg's Basement
In a small provincial town, young girls began to disappear. The suspicion of the police was aroused by Arthur Greenberg, who was seen in a bar with the last missing girl. But is everything so simple and will the police be able to catch the criminal?
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In a small provincial town, young girls began to disappear. The suspicion of the police was aroused by Arthur Greenberg, who was seen in a bar with the last missing girl. But is everything so simple and will the police be able to catch the criminal?
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Andrey Payukov
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:ARNI Cinematronics
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