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The Policemen and the Thieves (1998) Plot Summary Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1998 · 95 mins · Russian
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- Directed by
- Nikolay Dostal
- Starring
- Elena Anisimova, Vladimir Timofeev, Gennadiy Khazanov, Sergey Batalov, Tagir Rakhimov, Anna Skvarnik
A smooth‑talking swindler dupes an unsuspecting foreigner by selling counterfeit archaeological artifacts, unaware that the buyer is actually the director of a Russian‑American pasta factory. Enraged, the businessman orders his guard to hunt the thief, leaving the crook to face a looming, harsh retribution.
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