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Something for Nothing (2021) [N/A]

Featuring:
Igor Botvin, Valeriy Kukhareshin, Igor Grigoryev

Written by:
Alexey Erberg
Robert Sheckley
Alexey Talyzin

Directed by:
Alexey Talyzin


Release Date:
January 1, 2021

Original Title:
Кое-что задаром

Alternate Titles:
Koe-chto zadarom

Genres:
Science Fiction | Thriller

Production Companies:
Movie Magic Production

Production Countries:
Russia

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Overview from TheMovieDB

Max Flamberk, an uncompromising police detective, is conducting an unofficial investigation into the case of missing people. He obsessively believes that all the missing are mysteriously connected between, but none of his colleagues share his views. When the hero came close to solving the clue, the key witness perishes mysteriously. And everything looks as if Max, who had lost his mind, is guilty of this. Having lost the badge and trust of former colleagues, Max has the only chance to return his good name - to reveal this confusing business. But it will not be so easy, because now, in addition to former colleagues, Max is hunted by an ominous stranger from another world who clearly does not want the truth to come to light.

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Production

Director:
Alexey Talyzin

Director of Photography:
Filipp Martynov

Original Music Composer:
Mikhail Bespalov
Yury Krutikov

Producer:
Alexey Talyzin
Konstantin Alexeenkov
Vadim Bogdanov

Production Design:
Rem Boreyko

Screenplay:
Alexey Talyzin
Ilya Savelyev

Set Decoration:
Yury Delyansky

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