Tonight is 'The Curse of Bridge Hollow'
A strong representation of African Americans in this film features evil spirits and horror-themed elements.
Romantic
As an ordinary man Pasha's looking for love in his life. So, one day, when he goes out on a date with Yuliya, everything goes wrong because of Pasha's extraordinary sort of professional skills.
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As an ordinary man Pasha's looking for love in his life. So, one day, when he goes out on a date with Yuliya, everything goes wrong because of Pasha's extraordinary sort of professional skills.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Constantine Tupitsyn, Maxim Serebrennikov
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Green Image Studio
Cast
Constantine Tupitsyn
Director
Alexey Filippov
A couple guy
Mariya Filippova
A couple girl
Olga Kel
Old woman
Artyom Khafizov
Dead man in the forest
Ekaterina Kharina
Yuliya
Sergey Kivilyov
A company man
Alexei Krasnov
Anton, an accountant
Dmitriy Mikhaylov
Drunk man
Alexandr Mukhlynkin
Musician #1: accordionist
Marina Nechaeva
A woman of a stolen car
Anna Noskova
Gopnitsa
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