Bumer: Difference between revisions
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Bumer: Difference between revisions
[[Image:Shot921.jpg|thumb|500px|none|Militsiya officer points his AKS-47 at Kot]]
[[Image:Shot921.jpg|thumb|500px|none|Militsiya officer points his AKS-47 at Kot]]
[[Image:Shot923.jpg|thumb|500px|none|Militsiya officer fires his AKS-47 in the air]]
[[Image:Shot923.jpg|thumb|500px|none|Militsiya officer fires his AKS-47 in the air]]
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Bumer (Russian: Бумер), (English: Bimmer) is a Russian film about four friends: Konstantin (Kostyan) nicknamed Kot (Russian: Кот, English: Cat) (played by Vladimir Vdovichenkov), Dmitri (Dimon) nicknamed Oshparenny (Russian: Ошпаренный, English: Scalded) (played by Andrey Merzlikin), Pyotr (Petya) nicknamed Rama (Russian: Рама, English: Frame) (played by Sergei Gorobchenko) and Aleksei (Lyoha) nicknamed Killa (Russian: Килла) (played by Maksim Konovalov) who get into trouble with the law. In 1999, Kot and Rama steal a black BMW and drive it to a chop shop. Dimon collides with gangsters, who beat him and steal his white Mercedes-Benz. He wants to get his car back so he and his friends go to the gangsters' office. When the gangsters start insulting and threatening them, Killa pulls a Colt and shoots one of the gangsters, who turns out to be a law-enforcement agent, who was working undercover.
