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Plane's Flying to Russia
Former prisoners captured plane. But on the way there was a failure, and to alleviate the weight of the aircraft, they throw overboard box with three hostages. The hostages managed to land safely. Now they have to stick together. And around a foreign land with a strange unknown language.
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Former prisoners captured plane. But on the way there was a failure, and to alleviate the weight of the aircraft, they throw overboard box with three hostages. The hostages managed to land safely. Now they have to stick together. And around a foreign land with a strange unknown language.
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure, Action
Written By:Aleksei Kapilevich, Konstantin Bryzgalov
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Roskomkino
Cast
Aleksei Kapilevich
Director
Andrei Ankudinov
Sergei
Sergei Parshin
Vanya
Sergei Losev
Director
Vladimir Khotinenko
Captain of the submarine
Oleg Komarov
terrorist
Aleksandr Pantykin
passazhir avtobusa
Nikolai Karpenko
myasnik
Sofya Tiunova
dezhurnaya v aeroportu
Rais Galyamov
passazhir avtobusa
Nikita Tretyakov
passazhir avtobusa (v shube s kapyushonom)
Valery Velichko
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