Jacked$ (2004) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 2004

Original Title:
Сматывай удочки

Alternate Titles:
Jacked - Pulp Russia
Pucoljunk!
Smatyvay udochki
Змотуй вудки

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Russian Film Group
Step by Step Film Production

Production Countries:
Russia

Ratings / Certifications:
RU: 12+ 

Runtime: 115

What Would You Do If You Lost A Million Dollars?

Two friends, Al and Max, decide to spend the weekend fishing, during which, amid an incomprehensible noise, a briefcase full of dollars suddenly appears at the end of Al's fishing line. A boss who has lost a million dollars can't calm down, and his two bodyguards have to find a case within 48 hours. In the pursuit of money, the bandits work out various scenarios, forcing Al and Max to participate in this whole nightmare – an attempt to rob a bank, participation in a drug deal.

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Camera Operator:
Nikolai Puchkov

Casting Director:
Irina Povolotskaya

Co-Producer:
Roman Shitov
Kostas Hionidis

Costume Design:
Marta Seer

Director:
Oleg Stepchenko

Director of Photography:
Dmitriy Maltsev
Joplin Wu

Editor:
Larisa Belova

Executive Producer:
Lyubov Maltseva
Ray Markovich
John Ryan
Michael Shahoud

Makeup Artist:
Valeriya Nikulina

Original Music Composer:
Anton Garcia

Producer:
Alexey A. Petrukhin
Oleg Stepchenko

Production Design:
Feliks Rostotsky

Production Manager:
John Smallcombe

Screenplay:
Oleg Stepchenko

Set Decoration:
David Dadunashvili
Ermanno Di Febo-Orsini

Sound:
Nikolai Mosin

Sound Designer:
Anatoly Belozerov

Steadicam Operator:
Alik Tagirov

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