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Ticket to Vegas
Four Russian friends come from Moscow to Las Vegas to get 5 million dollars they've won in lottery. But everything goes wrong, when they discover that someone stole their winning ticket.
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Four Russian friends come from Moscow to Las Vegas to get 5 million dollars they've won in lottery. But everything goes wrong, when they discover that someone stole their winning ticket.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Sergey Kaluzhanov, Irina Pivovarova, Gor Kirakosian
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Box Office:$6,134,438
Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Red Tie Films, 3 Days in Vegas, MG Media, NG Production
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