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Pawnshop

2013, Ukrainian. Directed by Liubomyr Levytskyi.

The main characters - two brothers, Mark and Yasha, are street-smart and know how to get from life all that is necessary. Mark is referred to as the noble bandit, and Yasha, on the contrary, is all about using his intelligence. Passing difficult twists and turns in their youth, the brothers begin to look for stability. Precisely in one of those days they receive the news about the inheritance. They inherit a well-known pawnshop and the owner is their uncle Felix, who doesn't want to let go of it. Mark and Yasha decide to pick up the inheritance by any means. They part ways, but they are ready for anything...

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1h 30m
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Language
Ukrainian
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Released
19 September 2013
Original title
Ломбард
Country
Ukraine
Written by
Liubomyr Levytskyi
Budget
$3M

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If you liked Pawnshop, try Wrong Cops, Fun with Dick and Jane, Accident Man.

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Pawnshop (2013) was directed by Liubomyr Levytskyi and stars Denis Nikiforov, Pavel Piskun, Valerii Lehin.

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