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A Black woman centered in a box office rom-com with a happy ending and no struggle love.
Rescue Can't Be Left
The 14-year-old Nikita Trunov has a dangerous and interesting hobby - he conquers high-rise buildings. Mom, fearing for her son, sends him to the Mining School camp to take care of his hobby. Nikita immediately becomes a real star in the camp: he climbs the climbing wall the fastest and seems to be not afraid of anything at all. However, defiant behavior and unwillingness to obey the rules leads Nikita to mortal danger.
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The 14-year-old Nikita Trunov has a dangerous and interesting hobby - he conquers high-rise buildings. Mom, fearing for her son, sends him to the Mining School camp to take care of his hobby. Nikita immediately becomes a real star in the camp: he climbs the climbing wall the fastest and seems to be not afraid of anything at all. However, defiant behavior and unwillingness to obey the rules leads Nikita to mortal danger.
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Denis Vyaznikov
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Runtime:65 minutes
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