A Case from Investigative Practice
Makartsev, who is serving a sentence for theft, suddenly confesses to a murder he once committed. The case is entrusted to investigator Sukhareva, who in the course of the investigation becomes convinced that many of the possible participants in the murder have put an end to their criminal past. However, some of them deny their involvement in the murder, which, as it turns out, and was not. The victim of the crime, whom everyone thought was murdered, is alive. The court must find out the degree of guilt of people who have long repented for the crime they committed.
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Makartsev, who is serving a sentence for theft, suddenly confesses to a murder he once committed. The case is entrusted to investigator Sukhareva, who in the course of the investigation becomes convinced that many of the possible participants in the murder have put an end to their criminal past. However, some of them deny their involvement in the murder, which, as it turns out, and was not. The victim of the crime, whom everyone thought was murdered, is alive. The court must find out the degree of guilt of people who have long repented for the crime they committed.
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Genre:Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Leonid Agranovich, Aleksandr Shpeyer
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Odessa Film Studio
Cast
Leonid Agranovich
Director
Lyubov Strizhenova
Olga Fyodorovna Sukhareva - sledovatel
Aleksei Kovalyov
Valentin Makartsev - zaklyuchyonnyy
Nina Ruslanova
Tonya Trushina - "Khrulya"
Emiliya Kulik
Nelya Stepanovna Korotkova - zhena Korotkova
Roman Vildan
Yuriy Korotkov - "Nos"
Gennadiy Kochkozharov
Edgar Klichko - "Shkilet"
Ivan Solovyov
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Vaga - sledovatel
Vsevolod Shilovsky
Yakov Grigoryevich Fomich - nachalnik otdela snabzheniya
Vladimir Zamanskiy
Semyon Sukharev - muzh Sukharevoy sotrudnik NII
Valentina Sperantova
mama Valentina Sperantseva
Igor Starkov
Barashkov - "Barzha"
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