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Kostya (Cat), Ramah, Killa, and Dimon steal a 1995 BMW 750i from a powerful member of the secret police as revenge for the assault on Dimon and the impounding of his Mercedes after a road-rage incident. The theft triggers a high-stakes chase as the crew tries to flee Moscow. The act sets the tone for a volatile run filled with danger and betrayal.

The crew dodges rival gangsters and corrupt police. Their plans unravel as the BMW runs out of gas and gets a flat tire, forcing them to improvise on the road. The escape becomes a test of loyalty and nerve.

Cat grapples with the fallout of his broken relationship, trying to stay focused on the escape while memories of his past life linger. The tension within the group grows as trust and old bonds are tested. The moment underscores the personal costs of a life on the run.

Ramah finds himself involved with a girlfriend, yet the outlaw lifestyle keeps pulling him back toward danger. He struggles to commit to a normal life while the chase continues. The romantic subplot contrasts with the constant threats around them.

Killa's volatile temper leads to more trouble for the gang, pushing them closer to decisive confrontations with rivals and authorities. His impulses threaten the fragile balance the crew has built. The escalation foreshadows the coming disasters.

Dimon is stabbed with a screwdriver during a heated scuffle, sending pain and uncertainty through the group. The injury reduces his capacity to contribute to their escape and fuels the sense that their luck is running out. The incident heightens the group's vulnerability.

Despite escalating danger, the crew clings to camaraderie and the brief kindness of good people they meet along the way. These moments of solidarity offer a rare respite from violence and law enforcement. The theme of friendship becomes a lifeline as the stakes rise.

With money running dry and law enforcement closing in, they decide to rob a lucrative computer store in a small town after a night out with some female employees. The plan marks a final attempt to regain control of their fate. The heist is set up as a last gamble for survival.

Off-camera, the attempted robbery spirals into a fatal shootout. Ramah and Killa are killed by local police, and Cat is implied to be killed off-screen. Dimon, injured, watches the tragedy from the sidelines and contemplates his next move.

Dimon, left as the getaway driver, contemplates joining the gunfight but ultimately drives away. He flees into the countryside, distraught by the deaths of his friends and the collapse of their life. He abandons the BMW on a muddy road and catches a bus out of town.

The last shot lingers on the abandoned BMW as its lights slowly fade and the battery dies. The moment serves as a symbol for the death of the group and their shared lifestyle. It underscores the ruin of their world and the end of their pursuit.

Throughout the film, Cat's mobile constantly rings inside the BMW, a detail he is unaware of because he lost the phone early. The ringing becomes the film's theme music, echoing the memory of the crew and the fate awaiting them. The motif threads through the narrative as a reminder of what was lost.