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Contemporary Russia. Sasha, a beautiful, young photographer, finds her lover, a successful artist, murdered. The police suspect her and the killers want to silence her. She goes on the run from all as she tries to solve this mystery.
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Contemporary Russia. Sasha, a beautiful, young photographer, finds her lover, a successful artist, murdered. The police suspect her and the killers want to silence her. She goes on the run from all as she tries to solve this mystery.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Yuri Korotkov, Artem Vitkin, Mark Franchetti
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Box Office:$1,085,332
Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Interfest, Real Dakota, Cinema Foundation of Russia
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