'Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again' (2022)
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Skuf
Arkady is an ordinary guy, living in the shadow of his own disappointments, hiding behind beer, TV and his favorite game of tanks. And in the opinion of absolutely everyone, even his closest friends, he is a model skuf. But everything changes when he finds out that his own daughter did not invite him to her own wedding. Realizing that this is due to both their complicated relationship in the past and his current lifestyle, he decides to make radical changes. In order to deserve an invitation and personally lead his daughter to the altar, he will have to transform not only externally, but also internally.
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Arkady is an ordinary guy, living in the shadow of his own disappointments, hiding behind beer, TV and his favorite game of tanks. And in the opinion of absolutely everyone, even his closest friends, he is a model skuf. But everything changes when he finds out that his own daughter did not invite him to her own wedding. Realizing that this is due to both their complicated relationship in the past and his current lifestyle, he decides to make radical changes. In order to deserve an invitation and personally lead his daughter to the altar, he will have to transform not only externally, but also internally.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Alexey Shamakov, Arsen Harutyunyan, Alexander Golovko, Maria Shakhnovich
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Studio:SoFilm, Papini Production
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