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Believe It or Not
After returning from the army, Sasha learns that Tonya, whom he loves, met another guy, became a mother, is raising a child and works in an oil field in the Gomel region. Sasha goes to the oil field to see Tonya for a possible explanation.
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After returning from the army, Sasha learns that Tonya, whom he loves, met another guy, became a mother, is raising a child and works in an oil field in the Gomel region. Sasha goes to the oil field to see Tonya for a possible explanation.
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Genre:Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Irina Raksha
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Belarusfilm
Cast
Anatoliy Dudorov, Evgeniy Vasilev
Director
Natalya Bespalova
Tonya Terebilova
Oleg Efremov
Sasha Makeychik
Anatoliy Puzyryov
Kazanok
Ivan Zharov
uncle Vasya
Olga Seleznyova
Dasha
Rimma Markova
Mariya Ivanovna
Galina Dyomina
aunt Polya
Oleg Khabalov
Bayram
Aleksandr Lukyanov
Petro
Regina Dombrovskaya
Bit part
Galina Kukhalskaya
Sasha's neighbour
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