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Run
To run away from your home, because your brother stole the money you collect to buy a camera. To let in your car the first person with trouble on the road, to kiss his girlfriend and to find a watch in your pocket, which was a reason for murder. To fall in love into a nice blond girl, who is searching for the killer of her mother. To be chased my a local thug who blows up your cheap car with old tires. To find out that instead of being a truck driver in Canada, your brother was in jail. To see the barrel of a gun, pointing at your forehead and your last scream to be "RUN".
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To run away from your home, because your brother stole the money you collect to buy a camera. To let in your car the first person with trouble on the road, to kiss his girlfriend and to find a watch in your pocket, which was a reason for murder. To fall in love into a nice blond girl, who is searching for the killer of her mother. To be chased my a local thug who blows up your cheap car with old tires. To find out that instead of being a truck driver in Canada, your brother was in jail. To see the barrel of a gun, pointing at your forehead and your last scream to be "RUN".
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Matey Genchev
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Dema Film
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