Lost in Siberia
May 10 2012
•2h 40m
•Comedy
Matthias Bleuel, a logistician of a german mail order company is send to Kemorovo in Siberia to teach some russian subsidiary company the german work flow system. But soon this land changes him and everything for him.
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Joachim Król
Matthias Bleuel
Vladimir Burlakov
Artjom Tscheremnych
Julya Men
Sajana
Svetlana Tsvichenko
Natalja
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