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A story about twin brothers who grew in an orphanage. They promised each other that they would always be together but Kolya betrayed Vasya and left for the USA under the guise of his brother. However, brothers will meet again.
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A story about twin brothers who grew in an orphanage. They promised each other that they would always be together but Kolya betrayed Vasya and left for the USA under the guise of his brother. However, brothers will meet again.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Andrey Zolotarev, Yuliya Savenkova, Dmitry Litvinenko
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Box Office:$2,558,496
Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Art Pictures Studio, Vodorod Film Company, National Media Group, Plus Studio, Cinema Foundation of Russia
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