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Writer:
Suzie Halewood (writer)
Release Date:
24 July 2008 (Russia) more
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Beat the system, before it beats you
Plot:
Spiker & Cobakka are two self-confessed 'pieces of Moscow scum' who come to London to rip it off. This is their guide. full summary | add synopsis
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1 win more
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(7 articles)
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A miserable state of static affairs in a place traditionally self-confident in own global importance. more (4 total)
Cast
(Credited cast) | Ben Barnes | ... | Cobakka |
 | Andrey Chadov | ... | Spiker |
 | Ovidiu Matesan | ... | Artash |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Terence Anderson | ... | Sad Jamaican |
| Amy De Bhrún | ... | Bookshop Girl (credit only) |
 | Andrew Byron | ... | Sergei |
| Mary-Ann Cafferkey | ... | Cashback Tesco Girl |
 | Cecilia Colby | ... | Beautiful Aussie Girl |
| Naomi Cooper-Davis | ... | Aussie Girl |
| Mervyn Etienne | ... | Tube worker |
| Hero Fiennes-Tiffin | ... | Spartak |
| Oliver Houston | ... | Russian Gangster |
| Dado Jehan | ... | Dodgy phone dealer |
| Alex Lawler | ... | Phone salesman |
| Rad Lazar | ... | Raoul the bookseller |
| Tunde Makinde | ... | Nigerian Bank Clerk |
 | Jeff Mirza | ... | Dennis |
| Wendy Nottingham | ... | Terrified shopper |
| Sean O'Callaghan | ... | Patrick |
 | Marcus O'Donovan | ... | Russian Soldier |
| Mirela Pom | ... | Receptionist girl |
 | George Savvides | ... | Iraqi Man |
| Alexander Wolpert | ... | Iranian Shopkeeper |
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82 min
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"Perestroika" and "democratisation" of the ex-USSR had opened up possibilities for assessing cheap various sources of Russia.
Twenty five year old Moscow lads, a far cry from average Mr. Ivan of this age, decided to become more financially sustainable by making fast money in the West.
For them, the UK is the most realistically reachable destination.
Already settled in London advised newbees on ways British taxpayer might be pinched out.
However, everything has got own price and own educative effect.
Through pity theft criminal endeavours of penniless foreigners filmmakers show UK reality unknown to native locals.
A movie is of interest to both foreigners and, the most, for the British subjects as it disclosed a miserable state of static affairs in a place traditionally self-confident in own global importance.