“Coyote vs. Acme” and People Power
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VIP Cop: New Year's Eve Mayhem 2
The new year is approaching, and Barvikha’s police department is planning to celebrate it outside the city in the warm company of old friends and colleagues. But unforeseen circumstances in the person of criminals who robbed a large jewelry company, put the holiday at risk. Will the Rublev police be able to return the stolen gems worth millions of dollars and save their holiday before the clock strikes midnight?
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The new year is approaching, and Barvikha’s police department is planning to celebrate it outside the city in the warm company of old friends and colleagues. But unforeseen circumstances in the person of criminals who robbed a large jewelry company, put the holiday at risk. Will the Rublev police be able to return the stolen gems worth millions of dollars and save their holiday before the clock strikes midnight?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ilya Kulikov
In Theaters:
Box Office:$31,640,414
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:1-2-3 Production, Legio Felix
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