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On the eve of Women's Day, wives receive an SMS with a ransom amount for their husbands, who have gone away to vigorously celebrate their friendship. Having gone through all the events of last night in the lives of their faithful, the wives learn that the guys are in the hands of a crime boss and they are in mortal danger.
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On the eve of Women's Day, wives receive an SMS with a ransom amount for their husbands, who have gone away to vigorously celebrate their friendship. Having gone through all the events of last night in the lives of their faithful, the wives learn that the guys are in the hands of a crime boss and they are in mortal danger.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Pavel Timofeev
Written By:Vladimir Vasilyev, Anna-Liza Tekhmeneva, Polina Shatalova
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Studio RentaVideo

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