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Nándor Lerner, a successful building contractor, is plunged into a completely alien world and in a single minute loses his car, his papers worth millions and his beautiful girlfriend. Other people turn to their friends. Only he never had one. With nowhere else to turn for help, he forms a forced friendship with Vereb, a singer-turned-robbery-obsessed Roma mechanic, and his two partners, the nervous Ritsi and the silent Robi, who lives only for women and fighting. They have just one day to get back into Sparrow's freshly tuned 1200 and take back everything, fight evil and their prejudices against each other.
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Nándor Lerner, a successful building contractor, is plunged into a completely alien world and in a single minute loses his car, his papers worth millions and his beautiful girlfriend. Other people turn to their friends. Only he never had one. With nowhere else to turn for help, he forms a forced friendship with Vereb, a singer-turned-robbery-obsessed Roma mechanic, and his two partners, the nervous Ritsi and the silent Robi, who lives only for women and fighting. They have just one day to get back into Sparrow's freshly tuned 1200 and take back everything, fight evil and their prejudices against each other.

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Directed By:Ákos Barnóczky
Written By:Csaba Novák
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:New Balance Kft.

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