The Phoenician Scheme: A Man of No Identity
Wes Anderson offers a light-hearted comedy in the Middle East centering around Catholic motifs.
The Plagiarist
Egor is 30, his job is to sing along with guests at karaoke, but he dreams of singing his own songs and building a happy life with Yulya, contrary to the wishes of his millionaire father. And when Egor finds a portal to 1991 in his own closet, he comes up with a brilliant plan that will provide him with an ideal future. But every attempt to change something in the past leads to more and more unexpected results in the future.
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Egor is 30, his job is to sing along with guests at karaoke, but he dreams of singing his own songs and building a happy life with Yulya, contrary to the wishes of his millionaire father. And when Egor finds a portal to 1991 in his own closet, he comes up with a brilliant plan that will provide him with an ideal future. But every attempt to change something in the past leads to more and more unexpected results in the future.
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Genre:Music, Comedy, Romance, Science Fiction
Written By:Ilya Shilovsky, Svetlana Shilovskaya, Vitaly Borovik, Maxim Amelchenko, Kirill Petrov, Timofey Dekin, Anton Megerdichev, Aleksey Polyakov
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Studio:Mars Media Entertainment, Arna Media
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