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The protagonist of the film is a very famous boxer in the past, now he works as an ordinary security guard in a jewelry store and is deeply in love with an employee of this store, whose name is Katerina. But once his beloved woman was undeservedly insulted, and the former boxer, like a true knight and man, intercedes for his beautiful lady and quarrels with very influential people of the city.
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The protagonist of the film is a very famous boxer in the past, now he works as an ordinary security guard in a jewelry store and is deeply in love with an employee of this store, whose name is Katerina. But once his beloved woman was undeservedly insulted, and the former boxer, like a true knight and man, intercedes for his beautiful lady and quarrels with very influential people of the city.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Yuriy Patrenin
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Slovo XXI vek, 2Plan2
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