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Treasure Raiders (2007)
Michael, an American professor teaching history at Moscow University, finances his passion for treasure hunting with competitive street racing. His racing nemesis Wolf becomes his ally as they both embark on a quest to search for a famous ancient Russian treasure.
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Michael, an American professor teaching history at Moscow University, finances his passion for treasure hunting with competitive street racing. His racing nemesis Wolf becomes his ally as they both embark on a quest to search for a famous ancient Russian treasure.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Adventure, Drama, Action, Thriller
Written By:Alexander Izotov, Alexey Overchuk
In Theaters:4/20/2007
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Runtime:95 minutes
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