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The Buried Talent 

The sought-after and spoiled actor Slava loses everything at once - contracts, popularity, good relations with his family. However, the protagonist does not give up and, together with his agent, comes up with a dangerous adventure - to bury himself alive in order to resurrect his career and start from scratch.
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The sought-after and spoiled actor Slava loses everything at once - contracts, popularity, good relations with his family. However, the protagonist does not give up and, together with his agent, comes up with a dangerous adventure - to bury himself alive in order to resurrect his career and start from scratch.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Maryus Vaysberg
Written By:Maxim Peshkov, Sergey Notarius
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Yellow, Black & White, START Studio, MEM Cinema Production, All Media A Start Company, Cinema Foundation of Russia

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