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Student Artem falls in love with a young beauty from the Black Sea. Having lost his head, he drops everything and goes for his beloved to the Russian South, about which he knows nothing. At sea it turns out that the beautiful Ksyusha is already being looked after by two serious local competitors - a handsome sailor and a daring policeman. It seems that the naive student simply has no chance. Even the help of his new friends seems to only get in the way. But our hero is not going to give up: it means war!
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Student Artem falls in love with a young beauty from the Black Sea. Having lost his head, he drops everything and goes for his beloved to the Russian South, about which he knows nothing. At sea it turns out that the beautiful Ksyusha is already being looked after by two serious local competitors - a handsome sailor and a daring policeman. It seems that the naive student simply has no chance. Even the help of his new friends seems to only get in the way. But our hero is not going to give up: it means war!
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Zhora Kryzhovnikov, Nikita Vlasov, Egor Chichkanov, Evgenia Khripkova, Aksinya Borisova, Dmitry Litvinenko
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Studio:Vodorod Film Company, Art Pictures Studio, STS Media, Cinema Foundation of Russia, NMG Studio
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