Take a Hike, Vasya! Lost In Bali
Mar 04 2021
•2h 30m
•Comedy
Pasha again had a great opportunity to cheat on his wife with beautiful Vasya. Max had the opportunity to destroy Mitya and return Nastya. All the characters converge on the island of Bali, where they are waiting for chases, fights without rules and incredible adventures.
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Lyubov Aksyonova
Vasya
Roman Kurtsyn
Max
Boris Dergachev
Pasha
Sergey Abroskin
Garik
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