Crazy Town

Incredible phantasmagoria of merry-go-round people, who are usually called the dregs of society . The clip of the band "Holy Hares" ("Inflatable pistol"). Vocalist Slava Martov.

Cast

Vladimir Rybakov

as Танцующий

Natalya Surkova

as Дама

Dmitriy Meglitskiy

as Бомж

Dmitriy Shibanov

as Пляшущий матрос

Mark Nahamkin

as Избиваемый интиллигент

Alexander Yatsurenko

as

Slava Martov

as singing

Konstantin Arefyev

as

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