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The Forest Spirit 2 (2008)

The happy Nikitin family, expecting their first child, suddenly finds itself at the center of a real nightmare. Neither Sveta nor Alexey can put an end to the chain of mysterious events surrounding them — a plane explosion, the kidnapping of Alexey’s sister, and the poisoning of horses. The police begin to suspect everyone who has ever visited the estate or worked for its hospitable owner. A letter secretly delivered to Alexey sheds no light on the situation — the kidnapper demands no ransom for Katya. Alexey’s father sets out first to search for her, followed a day later by Sveta and Karpych… But all three disappear in the forest…
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The happy Nikitin family, expecting their first child, suddenly finds itself at the center of a real nightmare. Neither Sveta nor Alexey can put an end to the chain of mysterious events surrounding them — a plane explosion, the kidnapping of Alexey’s sister, and the poisoning of horses. The police begin to suspect everyone who has ever visited the estate or worked for its hospitable owner. A letter secretly delivered to Alexey sheds no light on the situation — the kidnapper demands no ransom for Katya. Alexey’s father sets out first to search for her, followed a day later by Sveta and Karpych… But all three disappear in the forest…

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Aleksandr Kopeikin
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In Theaters:11/11/2008
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Runtime:114 minutes
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