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A drama about a complicated life of a director in a small provincial theater.
Director
Writer
Status
Released
Original Language
RU
Gennadi Fetisov
Oleg Zuyev
Pavlik Platonov
Nikolai Knyazev
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Inna
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Alla Saburova
Nyusya
Galya
Vinokurov
Theatre director
theater actor
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