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Neyrobatya 

Neurotic IT specialist Grisha creates a unique neural network capable of transferring human consciousness into "smart" devices. But he has to test his unique invention on his own father. Bes, the leader of a criminal organized crime group, ends up literally in his son's hands, moving from gadget to gadget. They embark on a crazy adventure that will help them rethink their attitudes towards each other.
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Neurotic IT specialist Grisha creates a unique neural network capable of transferring human consciousness into "smart" devices. But he has to test his unique invention on his own father. Bes, the leader of a criminal organized crime group, ends up literally in his son's hands, moving from gadget to gadget. They embark on a crazy adventure that will help them rethink their attitudes towards each other.

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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Directed By:Vitaly Dudka
Written By:Dmitry Kiryushkin, Alan Monroe
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Dudka Films

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