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My Boyfriend, the Mannequin 

Vika is an unusual girl. Only she is able to see the bewitched guy in the mannequin – the son of the owner of the shopping center who disappeared a year ago. Having put a magic mask on him, she revived Radmir, but even he did not believe Vika. What can we say about those around him, who, by the order of ancient magic, cannot see or hear Radmir. Vika proves to Radmir that magic is real and they unite to dispel the spell. Spending nights together in an empty shopping center, the guys get to know each other and, of course, fall in love. But the task of disenchanting Radmir turns out to be difficult...
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Vika is an unusual girl. Only she is able to see the bewitched guy in the mannequin – the son of the owner of the shopping center who disappeared a year ago. Having put a magic mask on him, she revived Radmir, but even he did not believe Vika. What can we say about those around him, who, by the order of ancient magic, cannot see or hear Radmir. Vika proves to Radmir that magic is real and they unite to dispel the spell. Spending nights together in an empty shopping center, the guys get to know each other and, of course, fall in love. But the task of disenchanting Radmir turns out to be difficult...

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Dmitry Nikolenko
Written By:Aigul Utyaganova, Timur Abdullin
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:12 Frame, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation

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