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Okey

2002, Russian. Directed by Oleg Fomin.

Already a middle-aged but still unrecognized artist, Arkady Sinikhin, on the very eve of New Year, was expelled by his wife from home. While wandering the streets, Sinikhin accidentally finds the receiver of a mobile phone, which he threw out of the militia, a bear thief. Thanks to someone else's phone, Arkady finds out the place where the thieves' booty is hidden, and finds himself at a high-society party. Here he meets the owner of the art gallery Apollon Kostanakis. Having drunk fairly, a couple of new friends decided to appropriate the gangster stash and arrange an exhibition-sale of Sinihin's paintings. But the first visitor to this exhibition is a robbed bear-thief who is eager to get his money back ...

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Released
10 March 2002
Original title
О’кей
Country
Russia
Written by
Aleksei Timm

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Okey (2002) was directed by Oleg Fomin and stars Aleksandr Abdulov, Natalya Andreychenko, Leonid Yakubovich.

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