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ReEmigrants
A trio of unemployed homeland-hating emigrants come back to Lithuania for holiday, where by accident, they become entangled in fake businessmen roles and discover their motherland again.
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A trio of unemployed homeland-hating emigrants come back to Lithuania for holiday, where by accident, they become entangled in fake businessmen roles and discover their motherland again.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kęstutis Gudavičius, Piotr Veresniak
In Theaters:
Box Office:$977,650
Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:UAB Stambus planas
Cast
Kęstutis Gudavičius
Director
Audrius Bružas
Arminas
Kirilas Glušajevas
Karosas
Valentinas Krulikovskis
Dariušas
Arvydas Dapšys
Meras Žibinskas
Andrius Žiurauskas
Mero pavaduotojas Murauskas
Gelminė Glemžaitė
Adelė
Mindaugas Papinigis
Statybininkas #1
Sergej Severjanov
Statybininkas #2
Ian Preece
Fabriko direktorius Bob
Aiste S. Gram
Policininkė
Regimantas Bertašius
Policininkas
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