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Four present-day Russian men dig for Nazi memorabilia at a WWII battlefield. A wormhole lake sends them back to a battle in 1942 USSR.
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Four present-day Russian men dig for Nazi memorabilia at a WWII battlefield. A wormhole lake sends them back to a battle in 1942 USSR.
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Genre:War, Science Fiction, Action, Adventure
Written By:Alexandr Shevtsov, Eduard Volodarskiy, Kirill Belevich
In Theaters:11/11/2008
Box Office:$8,321,959
Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:A-1 Kino Video
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