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The Hero of Her Romance
Oil tycoon Victor, nicknamed the Chief, comes to Moscow from the distant North. He is accompanied by a cunning rogue nicknamed Turkey and a big guy nicknamed Turnip. And what new Russian doesn’t like to relax in the capital on a merchant scale? And away we go: restaurants, casinos, strip clubs, girls. One day, Chef saw the young singer Olga Kachalova on TV and realized that she was the girl of his dreams. And as you know, when there is no money, dreams come true.
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Oil tycoon Victor, nicknamed the Chief, comes to Moscow from the distant North. He is accompanied by a cunning rogue nicknamed Turkey and a big guy nicknamed Turnip. And what new Russian doesn’t like to relax in the capital on a merchant scale? And away we go: restaurants, casinos, strip clubs, girls. One day, Chef saw the young singer Olga Kachalova on TV and realized that she was the girl of his dreams. And as you know, when there is no money, dreams come true.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Vladimir Ekimov
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Trues
Cast
Mikhail Kokshenov, Vladimir Mun
Director
Valeriy Garkalin
Indyuk
Mikhail Kokshenov
“Repa”(Repkin)
Aleksei Buldakov
Viktor “Chef”
Yuliya Nachalova
Olga Kachalova
Lyubov Polishchuk
Polina
Natalya Krachkovskaya
Tetya Katya
Vladimir Ekimov
Georgiy Eduardovich
Anatoliy Vasin
Entrepreneur
Anna Ptitsyna
Lelya
Yury Askarov
Parodist
Dmitri Mikhajlov
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