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The Last Track
Rapper Alisher Morgenshtern played a self-confident musician who dies at the peak of his career from a drug overdose and goes to hell. There he is tormented by a phlegmatic demon.
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Rapper Alisher Morgenshtern played a self-confident musician who dies at the peak of his career from a drug overdose and goes to hell. There he is tormented by a phlegmatic demon.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Max Shishkin
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:ON Media, Zebra Hero, KION
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