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The DVRZ Precinct: Operation "New Year"!
New Year's TV-special movie with the characters of the TV series "The DVRZ Precinct". In the New Year's story, precinct officers Serhii Bondar and Petro Dziuba will work together again, but this time they will leave their familiar district and take on the unraveling of a large-scale scam in the capital's shopping center. The heroes will not only have to save the Grach's shopping center from a gang of robbers, but also help bring back the magic of the New Year.
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New Year's TV-special movie with the characters of the TV series "The DVRZ Precinct". In the New Year's story, precinct officers Serhii Bondar and Petro Dziuba will work together again, but this time they will leave their familiar district and take on the unraveling of a large-scale scam in the capital's shopping center. The heroes will not only have to save the Grach's shopping center from a gang of robbers, but also help bring back the magic of the New Year.
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:ICTV, Mamas Film Production
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