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Pavel Volya: Big Stand-Up 2016 (2016)

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 48M

Synopsis

Pavel Volya, a resident of the Comedy Club, has a tradition - once a year from the stage of Crocus City Hall to tell the sharpest, freshest and most relevant jokes.

Actors

Pavel Volya
Pavel Volya
self

Crews

Pavel Volya
Pavel Volya
Writer

Trailers and other movies

Павел Воля - Зачем девушки качают попы (Большой Stand Up 2016)

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