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Anna 

The film is based on Ostrovsky's play "Guilty without Guilt", but the action of the film has been transferred to our time. The main character is not a dramatic actress, but an opera singer. She is played by Kazarnovskaya. A new vocal piece was written especially for Lyubov Kazarnovskaya, which sounds in the finale of the film.
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The film is based on Ostrovsky's play "Guilty without Guilt", but the action of the film has been transferred to our time. The main character is not a dramatic actress, but an opera singer. She is played by Kazarnovskaya. A new vocal piece was written especially for Lyubov Kazarnovskaya, which sounds in the finale of the film.

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Genre:Romance, Music
Directed By:Yevgeni Ginzburg
Written By:Georgiy Daneliya, Rustam Ibragimbekov
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Box Office:$4,500
Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Paradise, Ritm, Mosfilm

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