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During the war, the Germans exported breeding horses from Russia, among which was Ermakov’s favorite. After the war, he managed to find her and return her to Russia, but the tribal certificate was lost. And now, forty years later, the granddaughter of this horse - the magnificent race mare Secunda - is being sold for pennies at an international auction to a certain Baron von Ritter. Ermakov guesses about the true owner of the “lost” document and, in the end, returns it to himself.
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During the war, the Germans exported breeding horses from Russia, among which was Ermakov’s favorite. After the war, he managed to find her and return her to Russia, but the tribal certificate was lost. And now, forty years later, the granddaughter of this horse - the magnificent race mare Secunda - is being sold for pennies at an international auction to a certain Baron von Ritter. Ermakov guesses about the true owner of the “lost” document and, in the end, returns it to himself.

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Genre:Drama, Family, Adventure
Directed By:Valeri Kurykin
Written By:Nikolai Timchenko
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Mosfilm

Cast

Director

Valeri Kurykin

Director

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Nikolay Penkov

Andrey Vasilyevich Ermakov

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Laimonas Noreika

Friedrich fon Ritter

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Svetlana Sukhovey

Nastya (doch Ermakova)

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Lev Prygunov

Yuri Stepanovich Logunov

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Vladimir Druzhnikov

Sergey Petrovich Travnikov (sotrudnik Vneshtorga)

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Yuriy Sarantsev

Chekantsev (chinovnik)

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Leonid Kharitonov

Egorych (konyukh)

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Leonid Zverintsev

Allerding (nemetski ofitser)

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Vasili Funtikov

Ermakov v yunosti

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Fyodor Odinokov

Mitrofanych (kuznets)

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Arseniy Lobanov

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