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Okraina
Boris, a sales representative for a large company, goes to the small shop “Okraina” to place an order for goods. The place and the staff seem suspicious to him. When he returns, Boris finds out that the order was not accepted, and the freight forwarder and the driver have disappeared without a trace. His superiors send him back to the shop to find out what really happened.
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Boris, a sales representative for a large company, goes to the small shop “Okraina” to place an order for goods. The place and the staff seem suspicious to him. When he returns, Boris finds out that the order was not accepted, and the freight forwarder and the driver have disappeared without a trace. His superiors send him back to the shop to find out what really happened.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Sergey Groznykh, Veleslav Ustinov
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Sibir, KinoOlimp
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