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The Faberge Egg 

In childhood, everyone wants - “when they grow up” - to become stars or world champions, generals or models, rich bums or simple astronauts. No one dreams of a career as a vacuum cleaner or scavenger. But fate has its own plans. Two childhood friends meet at the bottom of their lives. One is a loser actor who sniffs Chinese frying pans for grandmothers. The second is a gopnik from the district, has not dried up since the days of vocational school. And suddenly they have a chance to break out of the quagmire and make their dreams come true! To do this, you just need to steal a Faberge egg from the local museum of local lore. The customer of the daring robbery is a descendant of that same Faberge, and he has his own dream: to return the relic to the family. And everything could have gone well, only one of the friends falls in love with the wife of the other.
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In childhood, everyone wants - “when they grow up” - to become stars or world champions, generals or models, rich bums or simple astronauts. No one dreams of a career as a vacuum cleaner or scavenger. But fate has its own plans. Two childhood friends meet at the bottom of their lives. One is a loser actor who sniffs Chinese frying pans for grandmothers. The second is a gopnik from the district, has not dried up since the days of vocational school. And suddenly they have a chance to break out of the quagmire and make their dreams come true! To do this, you just need to steal a Faberge egg from the local museum of local lore. The customer of the daring robbery is a descendant of that same Faberge, and he has his own dream: to return the relic to the family. And everything could have gone well, only one of the friends falls in love with the wife of the other.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Ilya Farfel
Written By:Maxim Parshin, Sergey Panasenkov, Stanislav Tlyashev, Andrey Nikiforov
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Good Story Media, TNT

Cast

Director

Ilya Farfel

Director

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Nikolay Naumov

Aleksandr Belyaev

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Maksim Lagashkin

Roman Artyomovich Lempert

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Yuriy Stoyanov

Aristarch Hannibalovich Yezhikov (“Faberzhe”)

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Olga Vinichenko

Lyuba

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Ilya Borisov

Nikita Kichin

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Alexandr Mekhryakov

Cheremshansky

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Polina Shustareva

Rimma

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Petr Natarov

Young Belyaev

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Anna Galinova

museum director

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Alexander Prismotrov-Belov

Young Kichin

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Denis Pyanov

New Russian

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