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Anna's Happiness
Communist Anna Dronova, a participant in the civil war, returns to her native village. Having become the chairman of the village council, Anna rallies the poor around her and fiercely fights with the kulaks for a new life. Meanwhile, a gang of Pantelei Lychkov successfully operates in the vicinity. By killing his own brother Yakov, who took Anna's side, he makes it clear to everyone and especially Anna that nothing wouldn't stop him.
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Communist Anna Dronova, a participant in the civil war, returns to her native village. Having become the chairman of the village council, Anna rallies the poor around her and fiercely fights with the kulaks for a new life. Meanwhile, a gang of Pantelei Lychkov successfully operates in the vicinity. By killing his own brother Yakov, who took Anna's side, he makes it clear to everyone and especially Anna that nothing wouldn't stop him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yuri Rogov, Vladimir Soikin
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Lenfilm
Cast
Yuri Rogov
Director
Valentina Telichkina
Anna Dronova
Nikolai Gritsenko
Lychkov
Yevgeni Teterin
Anna's Father
Leonid Dyachkov
Yakov
Georgiy Shtil
Pantelei
Leonid Bykov
Commander of the Food Squad
Nikolay Kuzmin
Shemyakin
Lyubov Sokolova
Mute Woman
Mikhail Gluzskiy
Communist
Valery Dzerevyago
Nestor
Vladimir Dorofeyev
Makeyev
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